Malaysia

Baling youth spends over RM18,000 to build Nuri replica

As election season arrives, PAS members shine in their creativity to construct symbolic models

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 05 Aug 2023 11:00AM

Baling youth spends over RM18,000 to build Nuri replica
30-year-old Muhammad Baihaki Ishak, a PAS Amal member in Baling, Kedah has said he spent over RM18,000 to build a replica of a Nuri helicopter. – Screen grab pic, August 5, 2023

by The Vibes Team

KUALA LUMPUR – Whenever it is election season, Malaysians can always count on PAS for decorative replicas.  

In the latest display of creativity, a PAS Amal member in Baling, Kedah revealed that he spent over RM18,000 to build a replica of a Nuri helicopter. 

What is interesting is that the helicopter can accommodate guests inside and is even air-conditioned. 

30-year-old Muhammad Baihaki Ishak said the amount was from his own savings and donations collected from villagers in Kg Charok Salang. 

He said together with six friends, they took seven months to complete the replica as they geared up for the Kedah state election. 

They did not expect the replica would go viral and attract the attention of outsiders. 

“The idea to build this helicopter replica came from my eldest brother, Muhammad Zuhud Ulia who works as a house builder,” Baihaki said. 

The helicopter uses a lorry chassis and it even sports an “engine”. 

@nurelyanamokti Sampai juga tempat tengah viral helikopter PN di parit panjang, baling. #fyp #perikatanasional #fypシ゚viral?tiktok #helikopterchallenge ♬ Full Senyum Sayang - Evan Loss
@t2.aisbatu Siap dah heli kat kg sungai tembak semangat nak p perang dah, boh p la dlm ni kot lalu FYP panglima kita ?? @ℐ????? ℰ?????? ?️ @Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor #helicopter #perikatannasional #balingkedah #N31 ♬ bunyi asal - ??الحمدلله?? - wan_1_je

PAS and replicas 

PAS members have always had a fondness for replicas. Over the years, they have constructed replicas of various objects ranging from tanks to aeroplanes to giant kites. 

The party’s Wakaf Mempelam candidate in Terengganu, Wan Sukairi Wan Abdullah recently said the replicas help locals generate income. 

He said traders are able to set up stalls where these replicas are located as it attracts visitors. 

“This initiative is to build up the election mood as well as to make the election livelier,” Wan Sukairi said. – The Vibes, August 5, 2023

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