When it first flew back in the 1960s, the black, needle-nosed SR-71 was an amazing performer. Half a century later, the now retired Blackbird is still unmatched.
But the Blackbird is more than an incredibly spectacular flier. Using cameras and electronic sensors, the SR-71 could look down from above or peer sideways hundreds of miles into enemy territory with a clarity that no other reconnaissance aircraft could equal. Before the Cold War ended, the SR-71 flew in support of the NATO allies, usually staying on its side of the boarder while spying on the other side.
-Aircraft of the World(book)

Requested by L3dg3ndary and MemeLordMASTERMEMES

Suggestions are welcome!(Except aircraft that would be made with 2-7 parts or over 500 parts.)
Next aircraft: Cirrus SR-22

Yes, it is smol. Inuyasha8215 was extremely helpful by teaching how to use the scale tool and attempting to fix the Blackbird’s size. Unfortunately, I messed it up so bad we couldn’t scale it without side effects.

It rolls to the left. I can’t fix it. VTOL for roll trim.
Trim for pitch trim.
1 toggles fast

It does not reach Mach 3 due to how unstable it is.