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Drone Pilot! This design is available on everything from t shirts and stickers to hoodies and IPhone cases and is the perfect gift for all drone pilots and drone enthusiasts.

This t-shirt design Forever Dad's Domain Rc Realm is for Remote Control Car Racing dads, who love to play with rc cars with their children or want to give them a gift for their birthday or any other special occasion. It features a vintage design with sports car and a radio controller graphic. Enjoy with your family

Jim Russell was a California slot car enthusiast who decided that the cars of the day could be greatly improved, and took it upon himself to make that happen. Jim founded Russkit in 1963, launching with his first product, called Russ-Coat, a polyurethane varnish to protect a car's finish from impacts. Next came a line of bodies, first made of fiberglass, and then much lighter vacuum-formed white styrene, which were an immediate success. Simultaneously, Russkit was developing their own line of chassis and motors, including the infamous "Black Widow" four-wheel-drive, dual motor chassis. Jim would go on to produce a wide range of products from controllers and licensed bodies, to tires and wheels, all from a 6,000 square foot Los Angeles.

Drone Pilot! This design is available on everything from t shirts and stickers to hoodies and IPhone cases and is the perfect gift for all drone pilots and drone enthusiasts.

Total Control Racing (TCR) was a toy brand from Ideal which debuted in the late '70s based around approximately HO scale cars (and smaller scale semi-trailer trucks) that operated on a slotless track. The plastic track contained lanes of three metal strips which made contact with a configuration of two brass pads on the underside of the cars, providing power. Cars could change lanes with the flick of a switch on the controller. For added racing action, TCR sets came with "jam cars," slow moving drones which both racers had to avoid crashing into.

And here we are ladies and gentlemen, without a doubt the coolest t-shirt there has ever been manufactured for drone enthusiasts ... Maybe ever!? This is a send-up to the popular Car Culture Monster Cartoons of the 60’s, popularized by Ed Roth, and his character Rat Fink. Looks like our enthusiastic friend here has been in the work-shop hacking together a monster of an idea and the very essence of a drone. An Eye in the Sky. Where he got that eyeball is going to have to stay a secret. We’ve strayed a bit with the colors giving it that pop culture vibe. Full stick my friends!

I Have a Drone and I'm Not Afraid To Use It is a design made specifically with drone enthusiasts and hobbyists in mind. Get yourself one or give it to someone as a unique gift!

do you Love Dune Buggys? Great Outfit for dune buggy drivers and dune buggy fans! Riding in the Sand with your Dune Buggy. Sand buggy Outfit for off road sand lovers!

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Funny RC Racing Car Design that reads: "I Could Stop Buying RC Cars But I'm Not A Quitter". That's just right for a RC Car Lover who really enjoys driving RC Cars.

Funny Humor Apparel for Car lover, Collector, Auto mechanic, salesman, vehicle enthusiast,car dealer, automotive engineers or anyone who loves driving or racing.

In case you are just a dad who loves RC cars grab this awesome design for yourself or the RC car lover dad in your life.

For anyone that loves to fly, crash, and rebuild drones.

For Quadcopter Drone enthusiasts.

Feel the heartbeat of innovation soaring high with our artwork 'Heartbeat of Flight.' This design pulsates with the thrill of technology, showcasing a heart at its core adorned with a drone, symbolizing the boundless possibilities of aerial exploration. A perfect gift for tech enthusiasts and adventurers, this artwork celebrates the blend of creativity and engineering that takes flight in our skies. Share the pulse of innovation with this captivating artwork, an ideal present for those who embrace the wonders of modern aviation.

Airtronics was founded by Lee Renaud in 1971, when the former aerospace engineer began selling model airplane kits out of his house in Pasadena, California. In 1982, Lee sold a stake of Airtronics to a Japanese international manufacturing conglomerate, obtaining much-needed financial backing as well as expanding Airtronics’ product portfolio to include re-badged radio systems and servos.

An absolutely hilarious text graphic for any of your family and friends that are involved in any kind of racing from dirt track to motocross to drag racing or any other motorcycle or automobile racer related sports. Bring a smile to their face by surprising them with his real head-turner. It's a great piece that will definitely get lots of compliments.

This is a Buggy Monster racing, my digital painting design. i Hope you like it

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