Aviation History and Photos Blog | PlaneTags™

The Douglas C-124 Globemaster II was a true workhorse of military aviation. Known as "Old Shaky," this massive cargo plane played a critical role in airlifting troops, equipment, and supplies across the globe during the Cold War era. One particular C-124, #51-119, has a unique and tragic history—one that led it to be salvaged by aviation preservationist Walter Soplata before MotoArt gave it new life.

In this blog, we’ll explore the fascinating story of the C-124, its development, operational history, and how MotoArt continues to honor its legacy through PlaneTags.

For over three decades, the Boeing 767-300ER has been a staple of long-haul travel, known for its efficiency, reliability, and comfort. One such aircraft, N646UA, spent its life soaring through the skies with United Airlines, carrying passengers across continents before reaching its retirement. Now, thanks to MotoArt PlaneTags, aviation enthusiasts and collectors have the opportunity to own a piece of this historic aircraft.
Let’s take a closer look at the story of N646UA, its role in aviation history, and how it was transformed into exclusive PlaneTags. Get your own United Airlines 767 PlaneTags beginning February 6, 2025.

The McDonnell F-101A Voodoo was more than just a fighter jet—it was a testament to the ingenuity and ambition of aviation during the Cold War era. As part of the legendary Century Series, this supersonic marvel set records, shaped the future of fighter aircraft, and even prepared astronauts for their historic missions. Among the many Voodoos built, one stands out for its extraordinary journey: 53-2422.

Delivered to the U.S. Air Force in 1955, 53-2422 lived a remarkable life, serving as a testbed for cutting-edge technology, training astronauts for NASA, and even fulfilling the unglamorous role of a radar target. Along the way, it left an indelible mark on aviation history, influencing both the aircraft of the future and the pilots and astronauts who flew them. Decades later, MotoArt rediscovered this historic aircraft at Edwards Air Force Base, transforming its legacy into collectible PlaneTags that allow enthusiasts to own a piece of this incredible story.