A British collector entered the Guinness Book of Records after he managed to open seven packets of collection papers within a minute while staying attached to the wing of a plane in flight.

Colby Bull, a resident of London and founder of the rare collection company Edition One, carried out this challenge on October 13th at Headcorn Airport, in the Kent region of England, broadcast Telegrafi.

Bull rose to an altitude of about 183 metres, over the arm of a two – winged Boeing Stearman of the 1940 ‘ s. During the flight, with cameras recording everything, he managed to open seven packets of paper from the 2025-26 Topps Update Series Basketball Hobby, without losing any of them from wind blowing at speeds of about 193 miles per hour.

This achievement provided him with the Guinness record for the largest number of collection packages opened during a flight on the plane’s wing within a minute. The organisation officially certified the record a day after flight.

Anyone involved in this hobby knows the feeling of opening a package. I wanted to see what this experience would be like with all that adrenaline, Bull told the news page what The Jam said.

During the challenge, he showed that his heart was beating hard and his hands numbed as he tried to concentrate in front of the wind that pulled the package wraps.

I was only 60 seconds away. Seven packages seemed to me like seventy; he said. /Telegraphy/

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