Otto Dieffenbach has made quite a reputation for himself in developing flying drones that can be modeled after fictional characters and then turned loose in the sky. Or as he might describe it, "developing aerial images for brand enhancement".
Check out a sample of his work that was used to help market The Peanuts Movie, which is maybe his team's most impressive achievement to date:
No word if there's a Red Baron in development for some proper aerial dogfighting!
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