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HERPA IRON MAIDEN 757-200 1/500 FINAL FRONTIER WORLD TOUR 11
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Ed Force One, Boeing 757 of Iron Maiden piloted by Bruce Dickinson on their The Final Frontier World Tour 2011. G-STRX was painted at Southend Airport Stock Photo - Alamy
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What Happened To Iron Maiden's Boeing 757?
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Boeing 757: Vom Ferienflieger zum Iron-Maiden-Tourbus und Frachtflugzeug | STERN.de
