Manufacturer: Lockheed

Model: CL-2658

Name: Superstellar

Type: Airliner

Date: 1966

Status: Project

Country: United States

Service: Commercial

Designation: none

No-one knows exactly what came over the Lockheed engineers who designed this weird contraption... A twin-fuselage JetStar with canards and a mind-boggling 10 engines all located at the rear. Some historians have speculated that the aircraft was meant to carry a heavy container or perhaps an atom bomb in the central space between the fuselage. However no definite information has surfaced.

My aircraft re-creations are usually done with realism in mind... But sometimes I let my imagination go wild... This Lockheed CL-2658 Superstellar is a good example of that! Two JetStars put together, stretched and enlarged wings, 10 jet engines instead of four, canards at the front...

• You have not lived, until you have ridden in a plane that is powered by 14 jet engines. (Pixel-pencil)
• Air Force One's crazy big brother? (SomeRandomMinion)
• Passengers with internal windows would see a tiny angle of landscape but they could maj a sign to say hello to passengers in the other fuselage. a whole new World for travel agencies, this is funny... (Tophe2)

Not only that, but you could decide that passengers afraid of heights would be on the inner ends, leaving the unobstructed sides to flight lovers...