Own the fastest jet in history with this museum-grade 1:72 scale SR-71A Blackbird. Designed by Lockheed’s legendary Skunk Works division, this aerospace engineering masterpiece was virtually untouchable, outrunning over 4,000 missiles during its career. From its titanium skin that only sealed at Mach 3+ temperatures to its record-breaking 64-minute flight from LA to D.C., this model captures every detail of the aircraft that remains the ultimate Cold War icon.
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SR-71A Blackbird United States Air Force - Scale 1:72 - 45CM -17.7in
SR-71A Blackbird
World's Fastest Manned Aircraft • Premium Die-Cast Collector's Edition
Unique Interactive & Premium Features
- Die-Cast Metal Construction: Forged with premium alloy and plastics to provide a substantial, museum-quality weight and authentic feel.
- Signature Stealth Finish: Expertly applied matte black coating that replicates the original aircraft's heat-resistant radar-absorbent look.
- Museum-Grade Detailing: Precise reproduction of panel lines, engine nacelles, and the sharp aerodynamic chines that allowed for Mach 3.3+ speeds.
- Official USAF Markings: High-fidelity United States Air Force insignia and codes applied with professional-grade accuracy.
- Premium Display Stand: Includes a stable, high-quality base designed for a perfect desk or shelf centerpiece presentation.
Specifications
| Aircraft Designation | Lockheed SR-71A Blackbird |
| Scale | 1:72 |
| Dimensions | L: 45 cm (17.7 in) | W: 24 cm | H: 8 cm |
| Performance Context | Mach 3.3+ | Altitude 85,000+ ft |
| Recommended Age | 18+ Adult Collector |
Why This Model is Legendary
The SR-71 was so advanced it remained unmatched for over 30 years of service. This die-cast model honors that legacy—from the unique engineering of the Skunk Works to the matte black "stealth" finish that gave the aircraft its name. Handle with care; this is a highly detailed display piece, not a toy, designed specifically for enthusiasts of military aviation and Cold War history.
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SR-71A Blackbird
World's Fastest Manned Aircraft • Premium Die-Cast Collector's Edition
Own the fastest jet in history with this museum-grade 1:72 scale SR-71A Blackbird. Designed by Lockheed’s legendary Skunk Works division, this aerospace engineering masterpiece was virtually untouchable, outrunning over 4,000 missiles during its career. From its titanium skin that only sealed at Mach 3+ temperatures to its record-breaking 64-minute flight from LA to D.C., this model captures every detail of the aircraft that remains the ultimate Cold War icon.
Unique Interactive & Premium Features
- Die-Cast Metal Construction: Forged with premium alloy and plastics to provide a substantial, museum-quality weight and authentic feel.
- Signature Stealth Finish: Expertly applied matte black coating that replicates the original aircraft's heat-resistant radar-absorbent look.
- Museum-Grade Detailing: Precise reproduction of panel lines, engine nacelles, and the sharp aerodynamic chines that allowed for Mach 3.3+ speeds.
- Official USAF Markings: High-fidelity United States Air Force insignia and codes applied with professional-grade accuracy.
- Premium Display Stand: Includes a stable, high-quality base designed for a perfect desk or shelf centerpiece presentation.
Specifications
| Aircraft Designation | Lockheed SR-71A Blackbird |
| Scale | 1:72 |
| Dimensions | L: 45 cm (17.7 in) | W: 24 cm | H: 8 cm |
| Performance Context | Mach 3.3+ | Altitude 85,000+ ft |
| Recommended Age | 18+ Adult Collector |
Why This Model is Legendary
The SR-71 was so advanced it remained unmatched for over 30 years of service. This die-cast model honors that legacy—from the unique engineering of the Skunk Works to the matte black "stealth" finish that gave the aircraft its name. Handle with care; this is a highly detailed display piece, not a toy, designed specifically for enthusiasts of military aviation and Cold War history.
