Angry Birds Mighty Eagle Walkthrough Smugglers Plane Level 16 (12-1)

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This video shows you one way to achieve 100% Total Destruction on Angry Birds Rio Smugglers Plane level 16 (12-1). If you have an alternate strategy please feel free to leave a detailed comment below.

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By zone020 (@zone020)

thanks, i only needed this one and 12-13

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By MVNLA2 (@mvnla2)

Thanks, and I was incorrect on level 12-8 when I assumed you had to destroy all mangoes; cause you clearly don’t on this one.

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By pianistrevor (@tnatiuk17piano)

Is the ME hard or above average on all these levels 12-xx because there is a walkthrough for all the chapter 12 levels?

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By AMslimfordy (@amslimfordy)

No, I think only level 1 is tough. But I had some time, so I did Eagles while Fuji did 3-stars and Mangoes.

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By pianistrevor (@tnatiuk17piano)

Cool. So there is no “assigned” jobs to Bird Leader, Fuji, and you… probably just do what you can!

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By AMslimfordy (@amslimfordy)

We do have specific jobs, but they can overlap a little. Fuji is our primary videographer, but now that the iPad 2 jailbreak has been released, we all have the ability to record video. I really don’t want to step on Fuji’s toes, but instead i will primarily focus on the older levels for individual walkthrough pages.

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By wrw01 (@wrw01)

1. Red Bird into bottom solid wood box on the left structure. It should collapse and take out all the fruit.
2. Yellow Bird high arc to take out the left solid box thereby the chain should swing right causing much damge below.
3. Sardine Can to land in the area of the purple bird.
It appears the feather is some what dependent of the amount of chain that remains.

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