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Old 07-12-2018, 12:05 PM
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Default One quiet evening, an SR-71 and a few friends...

Here are a few pictures from our last photo shoot with SR-71 NASA 844.















And here is our Enata Aerospace management team that assisted me for the session.
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Dejan, COO
Matthieu, assembly and systems engineer
Janusz, lead designer
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hey oli, good to see the photo of you and the guys, sr71 is awesome...regards..roy
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Very nice!
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I was second-guessing myself when i saw the "droopy" ailerons. I was sure I was looking at the real-thing. Then I saw the 4th picture.

Great looking model.

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hey oli, good to see the photo of you and the guys, sr71 is awesome...regards..roy
Welcome, Roy. Enjoy your plane...
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Originally Posted by Rafael23cc
I was second-guessing myself when i saw the "droopy" ailerons. I was sure I was looking at the real-thing. Then I saw the 4th picture.

Great looking model.

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Lol...

We have a certain technnique to weather the surface of the Blackbird. It looks extremely realistic once processed...
Note that this one has 18,000 rivets put on. At scale 1/8 they are tiny little things, though...
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Why the fins are so thick ?
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Originally Posted by olnico
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We have a certain technnique to weather the surface of the Blackbird. It looks extremely realistic once processed...
Note that this one has 18,000 rivets put on. At scale 1/8 they are tiny little things, though...
They have one as the center piece in a hangar at Warner Robins Air Museum, it's like the black sucks all the light out of the entire hangar.
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Awesome! Hopefully there will be some videos from a few customers...
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Awesome! Hopefully there will be some videos from a few customers...
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