[Name] U.S. Air Force SR-71A Blackbird reconnaissance aircraft 61-7960
[Proportion] 1/72
[Material] Alloy + plastic
[Description] The model is about 45cm long, with a wingspan of 24cm and a height of 8cm (cm). The details are abundant. The hatch cover can be opened, the flight mode can be switched, and the wheels can move. This product is suitable for static display, non-toy is not suitable for young children to play (fragile).
【 Introduction 】 Lockheed SR-71 “Blackbird” reconnaissance aircraft (English: Lockheed SR-71, nickname: Blackbird, Chinese: Blackbird) is the United States Air Force jet long range high altitude high speed strategic reconnaissance aircraft. Developed and produced by Lockheed’s Skunk Works, the SR-71 was the first practical jet to successfully break the thermal barrier, using many of the most advanced technologies of the time. No SR-71 has ever been shot down by enemy aircraft or anti-aircraft missiles in the field. A total of 32 SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft were produced. In 1990, the SR-71 was retired; Part of the SR-71 was returned to the Corps in 1995 and began flying missions in 1997. In 1998, the SR-71 was permanently retired and parts of it were placed on museum display, with only one SR-71A and one SR-71B used by NASA Drayton Flight Research Center for research use.
