Tough Phone Cases // UNIT-77 #024: Wings Veteran

A tough phone case featuring a white winged emblem honoring veteran fighter pilots, with battle-worn texture and anti-ballistic coatings for maximum durability.

Story of UNIT-77 #024: Wings Veteran ---  This design recreates the maintenance hatch of UNIT-77's veteran "Wings Series" fighter from the air combat wing. The central white winged emblem honors ace pilots with 20+ kills, its bilateral spread evoking freedom and glory. The upper "WY FLY" inscription abbreviates Wyvern Fighter Squadron, beyond which lies the fusion reactor core. Pervasive verdigris rust and flaking paint chronicle countless airspace defenses and atmospheric dogfights. Side ventilation grilles vent excess heat, while subtle sheen below marks fresh anti-ballistic coatings for battlefield readiness. Frame corner scuffs and welds narrate emergency repairs, proving this bird's veteran status through death-defying runs. As your phone case, it infuses your hand with aerial warfare legacy—alerts ringing like klaxons—for ruling digital skies as an ace.

Protect your phone in custom style with this tough phone case. This lightweight phone case is impact-resistant thanks to its TPU lining and Polycarbonate shell. Meanwhile, the interior rubber liner adds an extra layer of protection to your phone for total peace of mind. Compatible with iPhone and Samsung smartphones. Check sizes for all available phone models.

Note: iPhone 17 series models now available! .: Materials: polycarbonate (shell), TPU (lining) .: 2-piece design with impact resistance and shock dispersion .: Interior rubber liner for extra protection (appearance may vary across phone models) .: Glossy finish .: Supports wireless charging (not including MagSafe) .: New: iPhone 17 series models now available! Designed by an independent artist who blends AI-generated concepts with hands-on finishing to bring you one-of-a-kind wearable tech. Part of the UNIT-77 collection: hard sci-fi, dystopian, and rugged mechanical designs for those who carry stories on their gear.