Dragon spotted soaring over Glasgow skies!
Ewen Cameron, a popular STV Radio presenter, spotted this strange creature flying in the sky while on his way to work. Photo: Collected.
On a foggy dawn, commuters in Glasgow, Scotland, were left stunned when a massive dragon was seen gliding through the air. The unbelievable spectacle unfolded over the River Clyde near the OVO Hydro arena, and once footage of the creature surfaced online, it quickly went viral across social media.
The sighting occurred around 5:45 in the morning. Ewen Cameron, a popular presenter at STV Radio, was on his way to work when he spotted the bizarre winged creature overhead. Without a second thought, he captured the scene on his phone and shared it on social media, asking his followers: What exactly am I looking at?
Within moments, the video spread like wildfire. Curious netizens flooded the comments with witty remarks and wild theories. Football fans, in particular, joked that Rangers FC might be using an unusual promotional tactic to announce the signing of Serbian midfielder Vanja Drgojević.
But the mystery was soon unravelled. The dragon was no mythical beast—it was a state-of-the-art flying model inspired by Syrax, the iconic dragon from the hit TV series House of the Dragon.
Weighing just 13 kilograms, the remote-controlled dragon was built by the German company Aerostage. Crafted from carbon fibre and foam, it is powered by small engines concealed within its legs, allowing for lifelike flight. Pilot and operator Dennis Gutowski revealed that the model comprises 23 moving parts, with wings, tail, and propellers that can be manipulated to mimic the movements of a real creature.
The dragon had previously been flown over London as well. To ensure its flight appeared utterly convincing, the designers spent months refining the intricate design, based on extensive research.
Source: NDTV
