Military Stealth Bomber In Flight Coloring Page

A flying wing crosses this page at an angle, seen from slightly above and ahead. It has no fuselage and no tail in the usual sense: the whole aircraft is one swept shape, widest at the center and tapering to sharp points at both tips. Two rectangular intakes sit on the upper surface, and fine seams run across the body marking out panels. Four plain outlined clouds drift nearby, and everything else is open white.

This is an unusually clean sheet for an adult tier page. There is no pattern fill and no shading anywhere, just the aircraft's own geometry, which makes it a good choice if you want to work on blending rather than on staying inside small shapes.

The panel seams are worth preserving. Running slightly different tones between them gives the surface the faceted look the real thing has.

A flying wing has no vertical fin, which should make it impossible to fly straight. It works because computers adjust the control surfaces many times a second, correcting a wobble the pilot never feels. The shape was tried in the 1940s and abandoned for exactly that reason, then revived once the electronics caught up.