890 Jump, Valkyrie Liberator and F7A Mk I: Collector Ships in the Drop Sale
An Origin flagship, Anvil’s distinctive dropship and the military Hornet Mk I: three Original Concept offers for a collection you want to fly.
Origin luxury, a CitizenCon-era Anvil edition and a military Hornet with a place in the family’s history.
Some ships stay on your wish list long after the next reveal has come and gone. The 890 Jump is hard to forget once you have walked through its atrium. The Valkyrie Liberator has a finish that immediately sets it apart on the landing pad. And for a Hornet collector, a newer model does not replace the desire to own the military Mk I.
All three are in our current Drop Sale selection as Original Concept ships with Lifetime Insurance. We have chosen them for the combination of the ship, its edition and the reduction on the particular offer. The 890 Jump and Valkyrie Liberator each have a saving of more than a third against our displayed regular price; the F7A Mk I is reduced by approximately a fifth. Here is where each belongs in a fleet.
890 Jump: make the flagship yours
The appeal of the 890 Jump starts before you even reach the bridge. Its broad, sculpted hull gives way to an interior arranged around people spending time together: an atrium, guest accommodation, a bar, dining spaces and a pool. If your favourite evenings in Star Citizen involve getting friends aboard and heading somewhere worth seeing, this is a ship with room to make an occasion of it.
That is also what separates it from a purchase made purely for cargo or combat. The 890 is a luxury touring ship, and much of the pleasure of owning one comes from the place itself. Hosting an organisation gathering, showing a new player around or taking the crew on a scenic trip all make sense here.
Our 890 Jump Original Concept LTI offer includes an Origin 85X, giving you a smaller runabout alongside the flagship. It is a particularly appealing pairing if the 890 has always been the centrepiece you wanted, with the little 85X giving you an easy excuse to leave it behind for a short outing.
The current reduction is approximately 38.5% against The Impound’s displayed regular price. This is the standalone ship offer with the included 85X, not a Star Citizen game-access package. Bring the 890 Jump and its 85X home to your hangar.
The Valkyrie Liberator wears its history
The Liberator Edition’s warm tan-and-orange finish suits the Valkyrie beautifully. It gives an already muscular dropship a distinct identity without changing the reason you wanted a Valkyrie: getting a team and a vehicle to the ground, then supporting the people you have just delivered.
This edition commemorates the Valkyrie’s CitizenCon 2948 debut. For an Anvil collector, that connection is part of the attraction. For a group that actually flies together, it is a distinctive ship to build a deployment around. The anticipation of a landing, the ramp coming down and your friends heading out is a very different sort of satisfaction from another solo dogfight.
The Valkyrie Liberator Edition Original Concept LTI listing is for the complete standalone dropship, not a paint sold on its own. It is also separate from the much larger Anvil Liberator transport: the shared name does not make them the same ship.
At approximately 38.9% off our displayed regular price, this is the largest percentage reduction of these three picks. If you have been waiting for this edition, the reduction makes it a good moment to bring it into a fleet that flies together. Fly the Valkyrie Liberator Edition with your crew.
F7A Hornet Mk I: keep a military classic in the hangar
A Hornet collection does not have to end with the latest generation. The F7A Mk I has the familiar, purposeful silhouette of the earlier military fighter, and that alone gives it a different appeal from buying whichever combat ship happens to dominate a patch.
The military F7A and civilian F7C are different designations, just as Mk I and Mk II identify different generations. Our F7A Hornet Mk I Original Concept LTI offer is the complete Mk I fighter. It is not an F7C, a Mk II, or an upgrade that requires you to supply another ship.
This is the pick for someone who wants to fly a military Hornet and also cares about the older chassis. It has a place alongside newer Anvil ships rather than needing to displace them. For a long-time Anvil fan, being able to choose between the two generations is part of the fun.
The current saving is approximately 20% against our displayed regular price. Lifetime Insurance and Original Concept status are part of this particular standalone offer; Star Citizen game access is not included. Add the F7A Mk I to your Anvil collection.
Choose the ship you will be glad to see on the pad
The 890 Jump gives a social fleet a spectacular meeting place. The Valkyrie Liberator puts a distinctive dropship at the centre of a group outing. The F7A Mk I is the more personal purchase: one pilot, one military fighter and an attachment to a particular era of the Hornet.
Each has a clear reason to be here beyond the discount. If one has been missing from your collection, open its offer and check the included items before ordering. If you are still deciding, the full Drop Sale collection has other ships, bundles and editions to explore.