Feb 28, 2025
"A-11", by Gordon Phillips, 1984.
US Air Force Art Collection.
NARA: 6375654
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"A-11", by Gordon Phillips, 1984.
US Air Force Art Collection.
NARA: 6375654
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UK 1985
A-12 carrying a D-21 drone
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Well the cockpits for the SR-71 provided no issues at all and look pretty decent even if I do say so myself. There was a nice amount of raised detail to pick out so I didn't feel the need for any aftermarket. Time to get it installed!
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