Macross Vf 1 Valkyrie Pillows

Description: Done per request by a fan, mimicking a famous F-14 Tomcat phot, originally by by CMDR. CJ "Heater" Heatley, USN (Ret). Drawn in Photoshop. No AI

Description: Fear the bones

Description: The fighter mode of the VF-9 Cutlass presented in super-deformed/chibi style, and in Milia's custom color scheme.

Description: An homage to the beginning of the 1984 film "Macross: Do You Remember Love?" with the Skull Squadron on fast burn over the planet Saturn.

Description: The VF-1S Armored Valkyrie is the iconic commander-type VF-1 Valkyrie associated with Roy Focker, one of the legendary pilots of the original Super Dimension Fortress Macross. The Armored Valkyrie is a VF-1 equipped with the GBP-1S Armored Pack.

Description: The VF-25S Armored Messiah Valkyrie is a heavily armed variant of the VF-25 Messiah Valkyrie piloted by Ozma Lee, one of the main characters in Macross Frontier. The Armored Messiah is the VF-25 equipped with the Armored Pack. Instead of simply being a fighter with a few weapons, the Armored Pack turns the VF-25 into a heavily armed assault machine.

Description: The VF-25S Messiah Valkyrie is Ozma Lee's personal Variable Fighter in Macross Frontier. It is the commander-type version of the VF-25 Messiah, and Ozma uses it as the leader of SMS Skull Platoon. It is one of the most recognizable Valkyries in the Macross Frontier era.

Description: The VF-1S Valkyrie flown by Roy Focker is one of the most iconic Variable Fighters in the entire Macross franchise. It is the commander-type VF-1S Skull Leader, used by Roy Focker in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross and related Macross works.

Description: The VF-25 Messiah Valkyrie is one of the main Variable Fighters of Macross Frontier (2008). It is an advanced, high-performance Valkyrie developed for the SMS (Strategic Military Services) and is one of the most important successors to the legendary VF-19 Excalibur line.

Description: The VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie is Alto Saotome's personal Variable Fighter in Macross Frontier. It is the standard fighter version of the advanced VF-25 Messiah, and it is arguably the most recognizable Valkyrie of the Macross Frontier era.

Description: The VF-17S Nightmare Stealth Valkyrie is the commander-type VF-17 Nightmare piloted by Gamlin Kizaki in Macross 7. It is one of the most powerful conventional Variable Fighters used by the Diamond Force. The VF-17 Nightmare is a stealth-oriented Variable Fighter developed by General Galaxy. It is designed primarily for high-speed combat, precision attacks, and survivability.

Description: The VF-27γ SP Super Lucifer Valkyrie is an extremely advanced cyborg-operated Variable Fighter from Macross Frontier, most famously piloted by Brera Sterne. It is essentially the enhanced Super Pack-equipped version of the VF-27γ Lucifer.

Description: The VF-1J Valkyrie is one of the most famous Variable Fighters in the Macross franchise. It is an improved squadron-leader version of the original VF-1 Valkyrie, most famously associated with Hikaru Ichijyo in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross.

Description: The VF-1S Valkyrie flown by Hikaru Ichijyo is one of the most iconic Variable Fighters in the entire Macross franchise. However, there is an important distinction: Hikaru's best-known VF-1S is a machine he inherits from Roy Focker, rather than the Valkyrie he starts the story with.

Description: Step into classic anime nostalgia with this retro-style VF-1 Valkyrie infographic poster. Designed in a bold 1980s Japanese pop art and risograph print aesthetic, this artwork features detailed mecha schematics, distressed halftone dot textures, classic kanji typography, and vintage color blocking. Perfect for fans of classic 80s mecha, giant robots, retro sci-fi aesthetics, Japanese pop culture, and vintage blueprint designs. Add a touch of retro tech style to your collection as a t-shirt, hoodie, sticker, wall art poster, or phone case!

Description: Step into classic anime nostalgia with this retro-style VF-1 Valkyrie infographic poster. Designed in a bold 1980s Japanese pop art and risograph print aesthetic, this artwork features detailed mecha schematics, distressed halftone dot textures, classic kanji typography, and vintage color blocking. Perfect for fans of classic 80s mecha, giant robots, retro sci-fi aesthetics, Japanese pop culture, and vintage blueprint designs. Add a touch of retro tech style to your collection as a t-shirt, hoodie, sticker, wall art poster, or phone case!

Description: Ride the waves, but look out for the SDF-1!

Description: VF girl all dressed up as her favorite variable fighter: the awesome VF-17 Nightmare. Beware, she's packing, too!

Description: A unique perspective of the Angel Birds flight demonstration team in tight formation over South Ataria island.

Description: Another super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of an obscure design. This time the Armored GERWALK which, to my knowledge, exists as a single sketch and never officially appeared in any anime, manga, or otherwise. The "GERWALK" mode is when the VF is between plane and battroid mode, it's legs and, usually, arms are out, but still retains the fuselage of fighter mode.

Description: Are you good enough to fly with the SKULLS?

Description: anime

Description: The two ace pilots from SDF: Macross, formerly rivals, now fight on the same side. Featuring Max Jenius and Milia Fallyna, with the custom blue and red paint-scheme Super VF-1J's.

Description: The battroid mode of the VF-9 Cutlass presented in super-deformed/chibi style, and in Max's custom color scheme.

Description: Roy and Claudia separated by the only thing that could come between them. This is the final version, which adds airbrushing, acrylic, and enamel to the underlying watercolor painting.

Description: Roy and Claudia separated by the only thing that could come between them. This is the alternative version, done almost entirely in watercolor with few touch ups using a white paint pen, but scanned before the airbrushing was done for the final version.

Description: A quick design.

Description: anime

Description: anime

Description: anime

Description: Inspired by the 1985 ad featuring a hilariously mis-assembled Jetfire toy.