Which of these PlaneTags is your favorite?

[LaFerrari]

PlaneTags are handmade collectible aviation tags, upcycled from retired airplanes. They honor old planes and give them a second life as mementos.

LOCKHEED SR-71 BLACKBIRD: 61-7967 (17967) was one of 32 Blackbirds built. 17967 took its first flight August 3, 1966 and was active until 1998, accumulating 2,765.5 hours of flight over its lifetime.

MIG-21 FISHBED 203: MiG-21, Ser# 01695163 NO. 203, was built and delivered to the East German Air Force in 1972. 203 served with the JG-3 (Fighter Squadron), TAFS-47 and TAFS-87 (Tactical Reconnaissance Squadrons)

BOEING B-52 LUCKY LADY III: Later renamed “City of El Paso”, this B-52 was retired to the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Saved from the scrap heap by Walter Soplata in 1984, the PlaneTags team pulled her out of his forest collection

A-10A THUNDERBOLT II 77-0252: The A-10 Thunderbolt II was used in combat for the first time during the Gulf War. It was designed to provide close air support (CAS) of friendly ground troops, and also served as forward air controllers, to direct other aircraft during close air support strikes

P-61B BLACK WIDOW 42-39445: 42-39445 was assigned to the 550th Night Fighter Squadron on January 6, 1945. With only 10 hours of flight time recorded on the airframe, it crashed four days later into Mount Cyclops on the north coast of New Guinea.

A6M3-32 ZERO 3148: 3148 right in the middle of a storied battle for the Japanese-held island of Nauru in 1943 flown by Miyazaki Isamu, an IJNAF ace pilot who fought in most of the South Pacific theaters.

MESSERSCHMITT - boyfriend 109 610937: U4 Messerschmitt, Werk Nummer 610937 was built at the Erla Werke in Leipzig, Germany in 1944. Abandoned at Zeltweg airfield in Austria at the end of World War II, this plane went on to serve in the Bulgarian and Yugoslavian Air Forces into the 1950s.

[SnowedIn]

Of the choices you provided, I picked the SR71.

BUT... I have two of these from a former United Airlines Boeing 747. They are awesome luggage tags.

[LaFerrari]

Nice! I have a thick SR71 one and a B1B lancer one, they’re fun!

[SnowedIn]

I need one from a Pan Am 747 but have yet to find one.

[TheUniqueOne96]

MESSERSCHMITT - boyfriend 109 610937: U4 Messerschmitt, Werk Nummer 610937 was built at the Erla Werke in Leipzig, Germany in 1944. Abandoned at Zeltweg airfield in Austria at the end of World War II, this plane went on to serve in the Bulgarian and Yugoslavian Air Forces into the 1950s.

[TrueConfection]

These are so fun! I didn't know they exist. I'm going to have to get a few plane tags. 😎

I voted for the Messerschmit. I'd like to find a P51.

[exitseven]

I go with the B-52