Space Force Jet Pack Magnets

Description: Moms! Ever want to send your kids to the moon? Now you can with the Space Force Jet Pack tee shirt. Designed to run on imagination and sugar it's a cheap trip to leaf pile. Parental supervision advised. Design features a very cool dual tank jet pack with lightning bolts and exhaust flames.

Description: Put a little fun and imagination in your wardrobe with this groovy spaceman design. This little jet pack dude will put a smile on the faces of anyone who sees it.

Description: Its a fighter jet in space

Description: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1-Blast Off!

Description: If you love retro cartoons and outer space, this design is perfect for you

Description: Done with a help of my friend Ross Matlock

Description: Memorable dialogue from the classic Lost in Space tv show

Description: Terror from the sky! Fabulous painted cover by Allan Anderson for Lars of Mars no.10, 1951. Now in the public domain.

Description: Epic space battle scene! This vintage-style aesthetic shows a fighter in flight with dramatic explosions. Perfect for fans of galactic adventures and retro aesthetics. Great for a gift, or to wear yourself!

Description: Are you tired of waiting for your personal jet pack to arrive? Put on a Rocket Girl shirt and let your imagination soar!

Description: Not every upgrade comes with a safety manual. A high-impact design that captures overpowered DIY engineering fueled by chaos, soda, and questionable decisions. Perfect for fans of absurd tech, explosive humor, and bold mechanical concepts that don’t take themselves seriously.

Description: red squadron leader

Description: Let's go to the music

Description: Space Shooter | Aerospace Fighter

Description: Getting High Is My Job

Description: A digital painting inspired by the 1983 film The Right Stuff. In this scene test pilot Chuck Yeager (played by Sam Shepard) asks his engineers for a stick of Beemans before attempting a new speed record in a Lockheed NF104-a, a US Air Force aerospace trainer.

Description: Jetpack. Art by Robert Jimenez.