Kulturmeister - Amazing Drones Trump Card Game: from Small Drones to Lockheed D-21

• AVIATOR-THEMED PLAYING TRUMP CARDS: Elevate your card games with this unique set of 33 aviator playing cards, including blanks for replacements, a title card, and an informative card. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and collectors of military memorabilia, these cards are sealed in plastic foil and housed in a transparent box, blending cool design with intriguing air force trivia.
• MILITARY GAMES AND TRIVIA COMBINED: Dive into the world of military games with a deck that celebrates aviation history. These trump playing cards feature iconic planes and air force lore, making every game a learning experience. Whether you're into strategy games or trivia, these cards offer a unique twist on traditional card play.
• COLLECTIBLE AVIATION MEMORABILIA: Not just for play, these theme playing cards serve as a piece of aviation history, making them a must-have for collectors of military memorabilia and aviation enthusiasts. The detailed artwork and aviation facts make this set a standout addition to any collection.
• DURABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PLAYING CARDS: Designed for durability and educational play, this set of playing cards offers both entertainment and a glimpse into the fascinating world of aviation. It's an ideal way to blend your love of card games with an interest in air force history and planes, providing hours of engaging fun.
• ENGAGE IN AIR FORCE HISTORY: Step up your card game with a deck that's as educational as it is entertaining. These playing cards combine the thrill of card play with the rich history of aviation, offering an engaging way to explore air force stories and plane trivia, perfect for game nights and collectors alike.

Autonomously controlled aircrafts are called Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). A selection of 32 UAVs, mostly of military, are gathered in this card game. How long does a drone on average stay in the air? At what altitude are drones in action? And how fast do these things actually fly? Answers to these questions can be found in this quartet.