Download Flying Saucer Font Family From Hanoded

Download Flying Saucer Font Family From Hanoded


My 7 year old son is reading a book called ‘Spees De Ruimtewees’ (Spees, the Galactic Orphan), so when I needed a name for this font family, I didn’t have to think a lot! Flying Saucer is a family of 2 fonts: a rough(ish) sans serif and a script font. Both fonts come with Italics. Use Flying Saucer for anything space related (or whatever you feel like using it for).


Download Flying Saucer Font Family From Hanoded


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