IT is a national icon that depicts some of America's greatest leaders on a monumental scale.
And now the carved heads of Mount Rushmore have been immortalised in 3D for the first time by a group of Scots conservationists and historians.
A computer-generated fly-past of the sculpture has been created by a team from Glasgow School of Art and Historic Scotland to give people virtual access to the mountain and help preserve it for future generations.
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