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A commission I did for :iconwielderofblueflame: of the Centaur-Like Ranger taking off. We bounced back and forth about how her body type works with her jetpack, and the solution we settled on was that hers is a specialty jetpack (like how Booster's uses rockets instead of wings, and he interprets a statement in the manual about how gas mileage may vary as referring specifically to him, implying that he's the only ranger at Star Command to use that type of jetpack, implying that the LGMs are willing to manufacture (probably more expensive) equipment to accommodate less conventional body shapes) that uses the same anti-gravity that the utility belt the other Buzz from the second Toy Story uses. Other possibilities suggested between the two of us were that she could wear the jetpack on her horse back as if it were a saddle, that the top of the jetpack could have a hinge so that it rotates upward, or that the body could extend horizontally as the wings deploy so that the jet exhaust would come off at the sides of her. The antigrav angle was the one chosen by the commissioner, and the only reason I feel the need to bring this up is just because of how fascinating I find it that me and ::iconwielderofblueflame: may potentially be the first people who ever had to think of how a centaur uses a jetpack

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A commission I did for :iconwielderofblueflame: of the Centaur-Like Ranger taking off. We bounced back and forth about how her body type works with her jetpack, and the solution we settled on was that hers is a specialty jetpack (like how Booster's uses rockets instead of wings, and he interprets a statement in the manual about how gas mileage may vary as referring specifically to him, implying that he's the only ranger at Star Command to use that type of jetpack, implying that the LGMs are willing to manufacture (probably more expensive) equipment to accommodate less conventional body shapes) that uses the same anti-gravity that the utility belt the other Buzz from the second Toy Story uses. Other possibilities suggested between the two of us were that she could wear the jetpack on her horse back as if it were a saddle, that the top of the jetpack could have a hinge so that it rotates upward, or that the body could extend horizontally as the wings deploy so that the jet exhaust would come off at the sides of her. The antigrav angle was the one chosen by the commissioner, and the only reason I feel the need to bring this up is just because of how fascinating I find it that me and ::iconwielderofblueflame: may potentially be the first people who ever had to think of how a centaur uses a jetpack