He hit the post with the main rotor, then a piece of the propeller chopped off the tail rotor, after which it was turned around and pressed with the tail boom against the falling post.

This is not a landing, but when the engines are warming up before taxiing and taking off. The tail rotor beam burst and away we go ...

There, not with a tail boom, he demolished, but with blades - the post began to fall before it was deployed