Yeah I don't buy for a minute that Rick is actually lecturing the man on Da Vinci. Rick first heard this information probably like 20 minutes before filming.
I’m on the fence if he really knows or if it’s scripted. I do know he really does read a lot and studies a lot of subjects. That one did sound scripted.
@@Locutus because is a replica of Leonardo da Vinci flying machine, he was a genius for his time! (Curiosity in medival time your surname was given based from where are you from since he live in Vinci, nearby where I live, that's the reason for his surname)
Models of DaVinci machines have been displayed in museums since the mid 1800s. So this may well have been a museum display at some point. Or perhaps from a university collection. There are examples of DaVinci models in quite a few science museums in Europe that I have seen. There was also a travelling exhibit of these machines that I saw in Las Vegas maybe 10 (?) years ago.
Rick always has some excuse why he isn't gonna pay asking price. The only thing I will say is is that guy didn't even haggle. He took the $800 and he seemed happy with that.
I was fortunate enough to get to view DaVinci’s personal journals at the Seattle Art Museum years ago. Couldn’t read them but it was still amazing to see them.
Back in the early 2000s, there was an enormous exhibition of Leoonardo works at the Met Museum in Manhattan. I spent over 30 hours total there... it was rough, crowds, elbows bumping, but the last day was supposed to be on a Saturday. As they were closing, one of the staff said they were extending it one more day. I went back ghe next day and had a great opportunity to really see the works without distractions. In the early 80s, I remember seeing Ginevra da Benci alone. It is incredible to see a Leonardo work just by yourself.
@@williamm374 yes. I saw them in the early 2000s too. We probably saw the same exhibit. It was really amazing seeing them in person. I love art and museums in general but seeing his journals in real life left me speechless.
One thing about ornithopters, they dont need to be man powered. They can be rubber, engine, motor driven, actuator driven, Etc... the main features are that the ornithopter has non-fixed wings and is intended to fly via flapping motion as a bird or flying insect would. There have been many successful models made that work and fly amazingly, but few if any of what you'd call a full scale success. It just doesn't work so well when you scale it up to human carrying size. (Despite what Dune says ;) ) The government had one that was very similar to a dragonfly and held a small fpv camera for recon behing enemy lines. They've since changed to the micro helicopter design our troops now use. More robust and stable I guess.
@Locutus Pretty sure we haven't seen the worst. It was not good, but also not thát bad, worthy starting the hatin' and all. The "best-I-can-do jokes" are not funny, but imagine Trevor being a kid.. Besides, what are your expectations in a Pawn stars TH-cam comment section?
This could be from the 1935 Rockefeller Center Leonardo da Vinci exhibition. There was a huge monograph published in conjunction with this exhibition. There was a similar exhibition in NYC in 1965, by IBM, which also included models. (PS, just checked the IBM exhibition catalog, no match).
Mark refuses to give Rick appraisals. He's a museum guy. He's just there to give some history and verify if an item is real. I'm sure he'd be more than capable of giving a rough value estimate if he wanted to.
Uhm, the seller is a random Joe Schmoe that bought it on a whim, not much of a risk when you look at the facts. Not like he’s a museum guy, he was a regular guy that thought it was cool, which is probably the next person who will buy it.
@@britmturner843 What are the facts exactly? Buying a niche item without knowledge of an existing market in the hope that someone who thinks its cool will buy it is kinda high risk.
Well Rick, you're not quite correct about the human powered flight thing. A pedal powered plane actually crossed the English Channel. A professional bicyclist at the controls. Key words for search Gossamer Albatross. Kramer Prize.
if its truly made by leonardo da vinci, it would cost millions. and the musuem wont let it go just like that. and there is no paperwork to prove its aunthencity.. its more like a replica. $800 is a fair deal
Can you imagine what Leonardo could have done with even a little bit of technology? I mean they had nothing back then! Just think what he could have done with just a hot air balloon or a hang glider.
You should look more into the fact they did have both of those. We all think the wrights flew first but nowhere near first. They made the first fully controlled human plane. Humans had been controlled falling like gliders for a long time and had balloons that were not very fast or controllable. Neat stuff if your into it.
First hot air balloon was credited in 1783! Long, long after Leonardo! I know the Japanese were experimenting with gliders way back when. I'll have to look that up. I'm just saying Leonardo Davinci basically had no level of technology to help him.
@@edwardbeaty8899 I enjoyed his style if invention because its mechanical engineering and didn't rely on computers so he used leverage and pulleys and some of the most basic materials to accomplish his dedigns so I kinda thought he was the tech at that point😁 I know what you mean though. Most inventors we learn wear incredible stood on the shoulders of the tech of the prior engineers and didn't do much more than perfect one part of it as opposed to inventing it. Such as Edison inventing the light bulb dispite not inventing the light bulb do much as finding the right element to outperform the current ones being made and make them able to be mass produced. There are balloon flights predating the late 1700s but they were not controlled or useful. More of a toy for a wealthy person to play with. The more things change the more they stay the same in history.
300 years ago be like: hey I wanna fly but we can’t. Leonardo da vinci: ok ride this thing even if it’s bigger than a modern wing suit which makes you fall
Nikolai Tesla has some of the mechanical understanding and being able to understand how important it is to figure out how much they can make mechanical work on their minds and never be anything else but genius in mechanical engineering but they don't have any idea how important mean they are doing what they can do in the world
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The Old Man is rolling in his grave: "Dammit, Rick, what kind of stupid piece of junk did you buy with the store's money?"
@laser325 it's what he would've wanted
@@darkmazztvlol
I read that in his voice 🤣
Ive learnt more about history from watching Pawn Stars than I ever did in high school 😄
Learnt
Cause you didn't pay attention at school dummie 🤣
Don't believe everything you see online! 🤦
It's because teachers are boring and this isn't
I'd believe it based on your spelling of the word "learned."
"Let me call a friend of Da Vinci", Ezio walked in.
man’s got shot down by guards “shoot the flying demon”
I miss that tim of ac when it was good.
@@Dwight_ it’s still good
@@razzle2112
it's barely even about assassins any more
so when it comes to a true ac game it's not.
Leonardo: "who would be mad enough to do a thing like that"
Ezio: "Leonardo.. I think you just found your madman"
SWEEEEEEEETTTTTT
Thats the sound of him ripping people off.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
:D
Big time!
Usually yes. But this time... I think he was way too generous!
Rick can tell the guy doesn’t want to bring that huge contraption homes.
Rick has a tell. Whenever he says "Sweet" it means he would have paid more.
Its not really a tell if the deal is already made.
@@jacobsalasis you don't get the joke right?
That is the cue that the seller got robbed
The higher pitched the "sweet", the more he would have paid. 😂
Omg you’re so smart wow such an expert wow very impressive please leave some smarts for the rest of us wow a real intelectual
Now just let Chum test fly it! 😁
Believe it or not, no hatred for Chum, but I would love to see that!
Yahh
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I remember flying around on one of those in Assassin's Creed.
Yeah but there no way this is leonardo da vinci flying machine tbh. I mean something like this would be in a museum or lost tbh. Just seems unethical
@@johnnymoreno5065 it's just a model
@@johnnymoreno5065 They mean that it was one of his designs. This is just a reconsideration of one of his flying machines built in the 1950s.
Let me call my museum guy.... Ben Stiller walks in.
Lol
Never heard of her
the fact that someone like DaVinci was thinking about military aviation in the 1400s is just crazy impressive to me.
Yeah I don't buy for a minute that Rick is actually lecturing the man on Da Vinci. Rick first heard this information probably like 20 minutes before filming.
I’m on the fence if he really knows or if it’s scripted. I do know he really does read a lot and studies a lot of subjects. That one did sound scripted.
Its all fake.
When rick says sweet it means he scammed you. Hahaha 😂😂
That's an insult to the Ornithopter community
Nice one.
All 2 of them
Hahahaha 😐
You work with this guy?
Haha. Shades of the Pez Community.
Rick always says things are junk until he gets them, then he tells the camera/other people how cool of a thing he got.
This should be in a museum.Period.
Why should it be in a museum? Period.
@Timothy Pickard it's really not though. The Indiana Jones reference and quote is "It belongs in a museum!"
I thought Mark already was ?!
Locutus 🙄🙄
@@Locutus because is a replica of Leonardo da Vinci flying machine, he was a genius for his time! (Curiosity in medival time your surname was given based from where are you from since he live in Vinci, nearby where I live, that's the reason for his surname)
James Brown and Da Vinci got along famously
Hope more people get this😂
🤣🤣🤣
I dont get it someone explain
@@SSniperFly-lr7zb he's taking all the risk
Sounds so fun.
"let me call a friend of mine who knew Da Vinci"
Hey Desmond how's it going?
Desmond: Oh ya I remember this!!
DaVinci: am I a joke to you?!
"Sky high" 800 is not sky high
Ah I guess you know what click bait is
Is that a UFC championship belt at 4:24? I wonder who had financial trouble?
Probably someone who had addiction
I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 and ain’t no way the uk could have a show like this... Rick and Huss and Chum are too unique
So Pawn Stars UK is not that good huh?
@@cohandora I don’t even know if there is one but no way it would be the same
Imagine corey
Models of DaVinci machines have been displayed in museums since the mid 1800s. So this may well have been a museum display at some point. Or perhaps from a university collection. There are examples of DaVinci models in quite a few science museums in Europe that I have seen. There was also a travelling exhibit of these machines that I saw in Las Vegas maybe 10 (?) years ago.
Rick always has some excuse why he isn't gonna pay asking price. The only thing I will say is is that guy didn't even haggle. He took the $800 and he seemed happy with that.
People like Rick are the reason Indians don't collect things they collect gold and only gold hahaha
We used to have a whole race of ricks haha
Rick: I believe I can fly, ten-seconds later, the whole things collapse into pieces
Rick: 🙄🙄🙄
Me: 😅😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😹😹😹
Because he's fat, I get it
My closed captions reads organic popper when Rick says ornithopter 🤣
I was fortunate enough to get to view DaVinci’s personal journals at the Seattle Art Museum years ago. Couldn’t read them but it was still amazing to see them.
Back in the early 2000s, there was an enormous exhibition of Leoonardo works at the Met Museum in Manhattan. I spent over 30 hours total there... it was rough, crowds, elbows bumping, but the last day was supposed to be on a Saturday. As they were closing, one of the staff said they were extending it one more day. I went back ghe next day and had a great opportunity to really see the works without distractions. In the early 80s, I remember seeing Ginevra da Benci alone. It is incredible to see a Leonardo work just by yourself.
@@williamm374 yes. I saw them in the early 2000s too. We probably saw the same exhibit. It was really amazing seeing them in person. I love art and museums in general but seeing his journals in real life left me speechless.
Love da Vinci! He’s the OG Renaissance man! 🪶🪶🪶
Rick goes on a full on excursion into the history of ever item and the seller just like bruh give me a proce
I’ve been to Leonardo’s house where he was born, just in the hills outside of Vinci Tuscany😎
Did I ask tho?
You know you've watched too many Pawn Stars episodes when you can tell straight from the start which expert is gonna get called.
I live in McMinnville Oregon. We have one at our Air & Space museum but it's quite a bit bigger than this one.
i would love to see a movie about leonardo's life.
I wish the expert said it would be a lot more valuable if it worked.
"Can we take it to the range to try it out?"
One thing about ornithopters, they dont need to be man powered. They can be rubber, engine, motor driven, actuator driven, Etc... the main features are that the ornithopter has non-fixed wings and is intended to fly via flapping motion as a bird or flying insect would.
There have been many successful models made that work and fly amazingly, but few if any of what you'd call a full scale success. It just doesn't work so well when you scale it up to human carrying size. (Despite what Dune says ;) )
The government had one that was very similar to a dragonfly and held a small fpv camera for recon behing enemy lines. They've since changed to the micro helicopter design our troops now use. More robust and stable I guess.
Rick got owned. Ornithopters actually cost 0.
Came here to make the same MTG reference.
5:26 TH-cam subs: I guarantee you I'm the first person on my block with an organic popper.
Me: I doubt that.
Legend has it ricks bought into a pharmaceutical company to deal with the amount of “headaches” that he buys when he lowballs sellers after sellers
Let me call me an old friend of mine.
Galeleo walks in.
This show is very entertaining.
@Connor Mccombe The Truman Show.
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The Ornithopter and Mr. Brown got along famously...
DaVinci also designed a turtle shell tank with like 16 cannons. A guy at my museum made a 1/3 scale replica.
Rick...'just let me go get my Da Vinci Flying Machine Guy....'
Finally a recent upload
Rick: "I can do $800 for the Mona Lisa. I gotta get it framed and I'm taking all the risk here."
Most stupidest comment on here lol 🤣
@@Cory_Peters512 I agree.
@@Locutus Patience people. Patience
@@mergru6371 What, for more stupid comments?
@Locutus Pretty sure we haven't seen the worst. It was not good, but also not thát bad, worthy starting the hatin' and all. The "best-I-can-do jokes" are not funny, but imagine Trevor being a kid.. Besides, what are your expectations in a Pawn stars TH-cam comment section?
This could be from the 1935 Rockefeller Center Leonardo da Vinci exhibition. There was a huge monograph published in conjunction with this exhibition. There was a similar exhibition in NYC in 1965, by IBM, which also included models. (PS, just checked the IBM exhibition catalog, no match).
Interesting how Da Vinci makes something so complicated and we make a Hang Glider which is much simple
Lemme call a expert ....
*Davinci walks in*
Being a aviator i see it is glorious. A class apart. A book of history 👏👏
Well this doesn’t deal with books but I’ll still watch.
Man: I'd like to get 2400 for my flying machine.
Rick: That's not gonna fly.
For such a genius, I'm surprised Da Vinci didn't figure out the Hang Glider as it's such a simple elegant way to fly. Thicko! 🤣
They should try editing some voices inside peoples heads when they are scratching their chin. This would be a great dramatical effect for the show.
I'll come back when the comments developed
Well, the damage on it is due to Ezio crashing while trying to catch the guy on the horse before he escapes and you get Desychronized.
Rick should have called " falcon " from captain america for flying advice ..human body will fly like that
100 dollar bill ..."I'll give you 2 dollars for it, all I'm buying here is a headache, it's basically trash"
Deal!
An ornithopter is a flying machine with flapping wings, it can be powered by anything. Come on “expert man”
I can guarantee you he is the only person in his neighborhood that has wanted a ornathopter
It would be cool if they actually took it for a spin.
Normal people : umm
Rick: aaahhhhmmm
We need a closer look at the Schuetzen style target rifle at 2:20.
Yoooo I saw this in assassins creed😂 amazing
*Da Vinki?*
Da vinki?
Da Vinki?
Da vinki?
@@grooms2004 Din Viesel
@@VagueMemory there is no way for this to end... if we have da vinki?
Next scene: Chum lights it on fire to roast marshmallows in the storeroom.
Let me call a buddy who knows everything about anything... except it’s price.
He met all of his buddys at a local bar
Mark refuses to give Rick appraisals. He's a museum guy. He's just there to give some history and verify if an item is real. I'm sure he'd be more than capable of giving a rough value estimate if he wanted to.
Imagine selling or buying something in a shop just to be lectured about the items origin.
Rule #2, Take all the risks. Rule #1, Try to impress Rebecca
DaVinci is just one of those guys that just changed human history in such dramatic ways. DaVinci, Tesla, etc.
I remember learning about this in Assassin's Creed 2!
$800 for something legitimate from Da Vinci?! Am I missing something. Local art from my gallery costs $5k! What am I missing?
It's a replica.
It's a scale model that was probably made in the 50s based on Da Vinci's design.
So kids today we learnt that $800 is a sky high price
2:59 Me too camera guy...me too.
I think the dude thinks it's the orginal! 🤣
This is one of the rare times where Rick is actually taking all the risk.
Uhm, the seller is a random Joe Schmoe that bought it on a whim, not much of a risk when you look at the facts. Not like he’s a museum guy, he was a regular guy that thought it was cool, which is probably the next person who will buy it.
@@britmturner843 What are the facts exactly? Buying a niche item without knowledge of an existing market in the hope that someone who thinks its cool will buy it is kinda high risk.
I’m just saying, it happened already…
@@britmturner843 You married?
Really missed the opportunity to try to sell chum as da vinci as an expert brought forward by a time machine they bought in a previous season.
Rick calls Chumlee in to test fly it and Chum crash lands in the Bahamas lol
Mark is the most knowledgeable and the most useless expert
Agreed. You learn so much from his appearances, but it disappoints me to no end when he shows up.
I can’t stand it when I see him... I WANNA KNOW A PRICE
He always has on the same clothes
@@johnnyobrian4119 museum uniform
His clothing are artifacts ornocopter and Rick couldn't work it out? If I was Rick I would have laughed at myself
I want ricks laugh as a notification alert 😂
Hi from Canada 🇨🇦
Connor Mccombe Brother let him speak about his apparent location.
@@phettumbling9863 😂😂😂 clearly with his attitude he isn’t Canadian 🤣🤣🤣
Why rick starts to discuss about the bring in thr shop ? He should directly get into price and details ! He always gives lectures on item brought in
I’d like to create a set of wings like the vulture in Spider-Man homecoming. The biggest hurdle is a power supply.
BRUH I WOULDVE BOUGHT THAT IN A HEARTBEAT FOR $2k... I wish I knew about him, I own a whole company and love collecting stuff like this.
Love pawn stars
An ornithopter is not, necessarily, a human powered flying machine; it's a flying machine that flies using flapping wings.
So this Is what happened to the machine after I used It In AC2.
Mark sleeps well at night knowing he doesn't appraise to help Rick rip people off
I'd pay an arm and leg to have this in my own library.
I never knew Rick had an Hearing aid.
I saw an earpiece or hearing aid too.
Well Rick, you're not quite correct about the human powered flight thing.
A pedal powered plane actually crossed the English Channel.
A professional bicyclist at the controls.
Key words for search
Gossamer Albatross.
Kramer Prize.
if its truly made by leonardo da vinci, it would cost millions. and the musuem wont let it go just like that. and there is no paperwork to prove its aunthencity.. its more like a replica. $800 is a fair deal
Can you imagine what Leonardo could have done with even a little bit of technology? I mean they had nothing back then! Just think what he could have done with just a hot air balloon or a hang glider.
You should look more into the fact they did have both of those. We all think the wrights flew first but nowhere near first. They made the first fully controlled human plane. Humans had been controlled falling like gliders for a long time and had balloons that were not very fast or controllable. Neat stuff if your into it.
First hot air balloon was credited in 1783! Long, long after Leonardo! I know the Japanese were experimenting with gliders way back when. I'll have to look that up. I'm just saying Leonardo Davinci basically had no level of technology to help him.
And 1773 for first glider capable of carrying a human. You're right, it is a fascinating subject!
@@edwardbeaty8899 I enjoyed his style if invention because its mechanical engineering and didn't rely on computers so he used leverage and pulleys and some of the most basic materials to accomplish his dedigns so I kinda thought he was the tech at that point😁 I know what you mean though. Most inventors we learn wear incredible stood on the shoulders of the tech of the prior engineers and didn't do much more than perfect one part of it as opposed to inventing it. Such as Edison inventing the light bulb dispite not inventing the light bulb do much as finding the right element to outperform the current ones being made and make them able to be mass produced. There are balloon flights predating the late 1700s but they were not controlled or useful. More of a toy for a wealthy person to play with. The more things change the more they stay the same in history.
👍
I’d like to see it restored
I'm surprised Rick did not have Chumley test it out .
seller took $800 because he knew no one else would pay that much for it
300 years ago be like: hey I wanna fly but we can’t. Leonardo da vinci: ok ride this thing even if it’s bigger than a modern wing suit which makes you fall
Rick bought a book with this drawing in it in the past…
I notice that its always "sweet" when Rick screws the person over.
"gravity" 😅😂👏
Nikolai Tesla has some of the mechanical understanding and being able to understand how important it is to figure out how much they can make mechanical work on their minds and never be anything else but genius in mechanical engineering but they don't have any idea how important mean they are doing what they can do in the world
Rick, I’ll give you 10’000 if you don’t laugh at your own joke for just 1 day