flying car of Russian version's made by Valery Bulgakov
A car that can also fly may only be a spectacle in the Hollywood-style science fiction movie. Who would have thought of the hands of a 72-year-old Russian man born of a car that could really fly.
Previously, a company from the United States also managed to make a flying car. In contrast to vehicle design Bulgakov, the car flew from the U.S. it will be marketed in the UK next year
Valery from Kaluga, a small town approximately 148 km southwest of Moscow, Russia. He modifies a car ZAZ Tavria, Ukrainian-made vehicle brand, replacing the hood and doors with lighter materials, and pairing a pair of wings.
Two pairs of wings in V. Bulgakov is designed to make it float with a stable vehicle. To be able to fly the car should reach speeds of 60 miles per hour can be achieved within 20 seconds.
Valery himself had to patent it, but he did not create it to be mass produced. Valery goal is simple. He wants to help prospective pilots practice takeoff and landing.
