Drawing of SpaceX Starship in space as a fine art print, shown at an angle on a light background
SpaceX Starship traveling through space, detailed artwork of the next generation of human spaceflight

Vendor:The New Space Age

SpaceX Starship (BFR) - Fine Art Print

€39,00 EUR

SpaceX’s Starship (formerly BFR) is a 121 m high super heavy lift rocket. It consists of two stages, the Super Heavy booster (depicted at the bottom left corner) and the upper stage, also known as Starship (on the top left). The fully reusable rocket is powered by 33 sea-level Raptor engines in the first and 3 sea-level as well as 3 vacuum-optimised Raptor engines utilising Methane and LOX (liquid oxygen) as propellant.

Starship’s potential applications range from carrying humans to the Moon, Mars as well as being a versatile cargo and passenger spacecraft for Earth orbit missions

Created by space artist Sina Rathai, also known as Art of a Space Nerd, this A4 (21x29,7cm) fine art print on premium Hahnemühle paper with archival pigment ink faithfully reproduces every nuance of the original drawing — nearly indistinguishable from the hand-drawn piece itself.

Comes with a protective folder.

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