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Hmmm...looks like a good way to lose body parts. Presumably the guy with his right hand on the prop is holding it in place while the team on the rope take up the tension (given that the rope and the guy are working in opposition)?
 
I've 'swung' props on Tiger Moths, Stampe, and the worst, a three-blade prop on the late Brian Lecomber's Pitts Special, and they were potentially dangerous enough for me. I would NOT like to have 'swung' that MiG's prop like that !!!
Even if it did involve an extra ration of vodka ..............
 
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