Any day I can make even oblique references to the SR-71 Blackbird is a good day, but this model from "Lego Monster" makes today a full-throttle holiday. It's even got the dual cockpit.
Model Set [Flickr via The Brothers Brick]
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If it had only the single cockpit, it'd be the infamous CIA version A-12.
Too bad we mothballed them - they really moved.
Now it needs little Byrne-era X-Men minifigs to pilot it to The Savage Land.
THAT is too cool. My dad was a weight engineer on that project for Lockheed (and I have just a regular scale model sitting here on my desk).
Does it leak little LEGO pieces until it gets up?