That’s plane brilliant!
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This highly unusual home was made using the two wings and tail section of a scrapped Boeing 747.
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David Hertz spotted the scrap Boeing 747 and paid $26,000 and used it to build this stunning house in the remote hills of Malibu, California.
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Hertz, from Los Angeles, was tasked by Francie Rehwald who wanted curves and feminine shapes for her dream house.
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The large wing sections from the Boeing 747 were carried into place by a Chinook helicopter
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It took 5 years to complete the task. Francie now calls it Wing House.
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