Starship Shorts
Description: Cool starship Boca Chica space ship graphic for those who love science, space travel, the Moon, Mars, Boca Chica Texas and beyond. Classic vintage style digital retro text and starship line art for fans of starship and space travel. Great for dads, grandfathers, men, women, kids and anyone who loves science, rocket ships and space travel. Perfect for space and science nerds, Christmas, birthdays and fathers day. If you love space, science and starship this retro design is for you!
Description: The USS Titan (NCC-80102-A) was a Federation Constitution III-class starship operated by Starfleet in the 24th and 25th centuries. It was the third Starfleet vessel to bear the name Titan, and the second to bear the NCC-80102 registry. In 2401, Starfleet Academy Cadet Rew P'Cott Claudia-Jean was assigned to the Titan. (PIC: "The Star Gazer")
Description: Service guarantees citizenship! Remember the Mobile Infantry and United Citizen Federation, from the satirical 1997 sci-fi action film, Starship Troopers. Perfect for fans of Paul Verhoeven and the over-the-top battle against the Arachnids (Bugs). A must-have for 90s movie collectors and anyone who knows that the only good bug is a dead bug!
Starship Troopers Logo T-Shirt | Rico's Roughnecks Mobile Infantry Sci-Fi Shorts
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Description: Galactica-types had large flight decks to support a large compliment of craft, and had three types of craft as standard. The first were Vipers, a one-man air-superiority fighter designed to engage targets beyond both the battlestar's and its target's weapons range, as well as to take on Raiders. The second were Raptors, multipurpose craft able to serve as missile carriers, military transports or electronic warfare platforms. The third were shuttles, designed also to ferry crew between ships. It is presumed that the Galactica-types could support three or four squadrons simultaneously, judging by the size of the flight pods.