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The Countdown to SR-71 PlaneTags Begins Now!
In just 2 days, you’ll have the chance to own a piece of aviation history with the SR-71 PlaneTags. Crafted from the actual stabilizer of the legendary SR-71 Blackbird, these limited edition PlaneTags give aviation enthusiasts a unique opportunity to hold a tangible part of the world’s fastest and highest-flying aircraft.
By U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Michael Haggerty - http://www.af.mil/photos/media_search.asp?q=SR-71, Public Domain, Link
The SR-71 PlaneTags are available starting July 10, 2025. Don’t wait. These exclusive collectibles will be available only until July 13, or until they sell out, whichever comes first.
Now Available: Get your SR-71 PlaneTags Now
The SR-71: A Masterpiece of Aviation Engineering
The SR-71 Blackbird is more than just an aircraft; it’s an engineering marvel. Developed by Lockheed’s Skunk Works in the 1960s, the SR-71 was built for one purpose: speed and altitude. With a top speed of Mach 3.35 (2,200 mph) and the ability to cruise at 85,000 feet, it was the fastest, highest-flying aircraft ever built.
By NASA/Jim Ross - NASA/DFRC, Public Domain, Link
The SR-71’s design was revolutionary. Its sleek, aerodynamic shape reduced drag, allowing it to reach incredible speeds. The use of titanium in the construction ensured that it could withstand the heat generated by flying at Mach 3+ speeds. Even the aircraft’s stealth capabilities, with a black coating that absorbed radar signals, made it virtually invisible to enemy radars.
In short, the SR-71 was the pinnacle of Cold War aviation, a symbol of innovation and speed that redefined what was possible in aircraft design.
What Are PlaneTags?
If you’ve never heard of PlaneTags, now is the perfect time to discover this amazing aviation collectible. PlaneTags are unique, handcrafted collectibles made from real parts of retired aircraft. Each tag is an authentic piece of aviation history, crafted from components like fuselage skin, wing sections, and in this case, the stabilizer of the SR-71 Blackbird.
The process of turning these aircraft parts into PlaneTags involves carefully cutting, shaping, and engraving the metal to ensure each tag is as durable and visually stunning as the aircraft it came from. These tags serve as a tangible connection to the iconic planes they are made from, offering a piece of history that collectors and aviation enthusiasts can cherish forever.
Each SR-71 PlaneTag is limited edition and features a laser-engraved design, making it a unique collectible. They are designed to be durable, making them perfect for display or even carrying as a keychain.
Collecting PlaneTags: A Unique Way to Own a Piece of Aviation History
Starting your own PlaneTags collection is an exciting journey into the world of aviation history and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking to display a tag from your favorite aircraft, add a tag to your model or LEGO display, or simply want to carry a piece of aviation with you every day, PlaneTags offer a unique way to connect with iconic planes. From collecting every color of each release to owning one special tag from a historic aircraft, the possibilities are endless.
If you're passionate about aviation, joining the MotoArt PlaneTags Collections Facebook group is a great way to buy, sell, trade, and discuss with like-minded collectors. It’s the perfect place to share your collection, find exclusive tags, and even discover hidden gems.
Imagine adding the SR-71 Blackbird PlaneTag to your collection. It's our most exclusive and special edition yet. The SR-71 represents aviation innovation and is a true collector’s item. Whether you choose to display it on your desk, use it as a keychain or luggage tag, or keep it in your display case, owning a piece of the SR-71 Blackbird will make your collection even more meaningful.
With PlaneTags, you’re not just collecting a product. You’re preserving a piece of aviation history.
Why SR-71 PlaneTags Are Different
What makes SR-71 PlaneTags so special? For starters, these tags are crafted from actual SR-71 parts, which means they carry the history of one of the most influential aircraft in aviation. The stabilizer we used for these tags served as a crucial part of the aircraft’s aerodynamic stability, and now, that piece of aviation history can be yours.
The SR-71 PlaneTags will only be available for a limited time. Once they sell out or the sale period ends at 11:59 PM on July 13, they will no longer be available in our shop. This makes owning a piece of the SR-71 Blackbird truly special, as it’s a special opportunity to own a collectible from this legendary aircraft.
Early Access & How to Get Your SR-71 PlaneTags
With the SR-71 PlaneTags release just around the corner, we want to ensure that you get first crack at getting one! The early access sale will begin at 10 AM Pacific on July 10, 2025, and is exclusively available to those who sign up for early access. Don’t wait until the general release at 12 PM. Sign up now to ensure you don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity.
How to sign up:
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Visit our early access sign-up page to get access on July 10 at 10 AM Pacific.
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Once you sign up, you’ll get priority access to purchase your SR-71 PlaneTag before they’re available to the public!
SR-71 Blackbird PlaneTags
The SR-71 Blackbird changed aviation history, and now you can own a piece of it. These SR-71 PlaneTags offer a rare opportunity to connect with a true aviation icon, crafted from the stabilizer of the legendary 61-7971.
Get Your Blackbird PlaneTags Now
Related stories about the new SR-71 PlaneTags:
- The SR-71 Blackbird: A Legacy of Speed and Innovation
- SR-71 PlaneTags: How MotoArt Preserved A Piece of Blackbird History
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