Experimental Aircraft Magnets
Description: This design features the iconic Lockheed Skunk Works emblem with its distinctive skunk mascot in bold black and white against a vivid red circle. Perfect for fans of aerospace history and military aviation enthusiasts who appreciate vintage-style logos from the innovative Cold War era.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating the legendary homebuilt aircraft designed by Pete Bowers and winner of the 1962 EAA Design Contest. Known for simple construction, lightweight handling, and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun, the Fly Baby became a true icon of grassroots aviation. This clean, minimalist design captures experimental aviation spirit and classic homebuilt adventure.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating one of the most beloved homebuilt aircraft in aviation history. Designed by Pete Bowers and introduced through the EAA design competition era, the Fly Baby became famous for simple construction, lightweight handling, and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun. This clean, vintage-inspired design captures experimental aviation spirit and grassroots adventure flying.
Description: The Kyūshū J7W Shinden (震電, "Magnificent Lightning") is a World War II Japanese propeller-driven prototype fighter plane with wings at the rear of the fuselage, a nose-mounted canard, and a pusher engine. Developed by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) as a short-range, land-based interceptor, the J7W was a response to Boeing B-29 Superfortress raids on the Japanese home islands. For interception missions, the J7W was to be armed with four forward-firing 30 mm type 5 cannons in the nose.
Description: Zenith CH 701 artwork celebrating the rugged STOL aircraft built for adventure flying. Known for exceptional short takeoff and landing performance, the CH 701 became a favorite among bush pilots, backcountry flyers, and homebuilt aviation enthusiasts. This bold design captures freedom, utility, and the spirit of off-airport exploration.
Description: Zenith CH 701 artwork showcasing the rugged STOL aircraft lifting off from a remote backcountry strip. Known for exceptional short takeoff and landing capability, the CH 701 became a favorite among bush pilots and adventure flyers. This bold design captures utility, freedom, and the spirit of off-airport aviation.
Description: Zenith CH 701 artwork celebrating the rugged STOL aircraft built for remote adventure flying. Known for exceptional short takeoff and landing performance, the CH 701 became a favorite among bush pilots and backcountry explorers. This vintage-inspired design captures mountain flying, freedom, and the spirit of off-airport aviation.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating the iconic homebuilt aircraft with a bold explosion of color and energy. Designed by Pete Bowers and famous for simple construction and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun, the Fly Baby became a legend of grassroots aviation. This vibrant artistic design captures experimental aviation spirit, freedom, and classic homebuilt adventure.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating the iconic homebuilt aircraft that won the 1962 EAA Design Contest. Designed by Pete Bowers, the Fly Baby became famous for simple construction, lightweight handling, and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun. This bold, retro-inspired design captures grassroots aviation spirit, experimental aircraft culture, and classic homebuilt adventure.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating the iconic homebuilt aircraft that won the 1962 EAA Design Contest. Designed by Pete Bowers, the Fly Baby became famous for simple construction, lightweight handling, and pure grassroots flying fun. This bold, vintage-inspired design captures experimental aviation spirit, stick-and-rudder freedom, and classic homebuilt adventure.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating the iconic homebuilt aircraft known for simple construction, lightweight handling, and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun. Designed by Pete Bowers and inspired by grassroots aviation spirit, the Fly Baby became a favorite among experimental aircraft enthusiasts. This bold, colorful design captures freedom, adventure, and classic homebuilt aviation culture.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating one of the most beloved homebuilt aircraft in aviation history. Designed by Pete Bowers and introduced in the 1960s, the Fly Baby became famous for simple construction, lightweight handling, and grassroots flying fun. This vintage-inspired design captures homebuilt aviation spirit, freedom, and classic stick-and-rudder adventure.
Description: Bowers Fly Baby artwork celebrating one of the most iconic homebuilt aircraft ever created. Designed by Pete Bowers and winner of the 1962 EAA Design Contest, the Fly Baby became famous for simple construction, foldable wings, and pure stick-and-rudder flying fun. This bold, vintage-inspired design captures experimental aviation spirit and grassroots flying adventure.
Description: This design is based on the iconic experimental and kit airplane design produced by Burt Rutan, the Long EZ. The Long EZ was an improved version of the Very EZ aircraft, another classic design following in the long line of legendary Canard planes. A must have for all aviation enthusiasts, pilots, aircraft designers, and aerospace engineers.
