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My Six Years Old Son Wanted to Build His own Flying Car

Building My Son’s Dream: A Flying Car with Tinkercad and Arduino

Ever since my 6-year-old son could talk, he’s been fascinated by the idea of flying cars. He would sketch designs, build models with his toys, and talk about how one day he would soar above the ground in a car with wings. His dream was clear, and as a parent, there’s nothing more inspiring than seeing your child dream big.

One day, he asked me, “Dad, can we build a flying car?” At that moment, I knew I had to turn this childhood dream into something real, even if it was a simple project. With Tinkercad and Arduino, I set out on a journey to bring his imagination to life.

https://www.amazon.com/Tinkercad-Arduino-Flying-Car-CodeBlocks-ebook/dp/B0D82G5C5Y

The Project

I created a basic model of a flying car using Tinkercad, designing a setup that uses four motors controlled by Arduino. It wasn’t a fully functional flying car (yet!), but it moved like one in the virtual world. For my son, seeing his dream come to life, even in this small way, was pure magic.

To make this project more accessible for others, I wrote a step-by-step book titled Tinkercad Arduino Flying Car CodeBlocks. It’s a simple guide, but it packs all the emotion and excitement of creating something with your child. The book walks through the process of writing Arduino code to drive four motors, making the flying car concept come to life in Tinkercad. My son loved it, and that was the best reward of all.

Why This Matters

This project wasn’t just about motors and code. It was about nurturing a dream—my son’s dream. Watching him smile as the car moved, seeing him realize that what we imagine can take form, was a moment I’ll never forget. It was a reminder that technology can be a tool not just for creation but for connection.

If you have kids who dream of building, creating, or flying, I encourage you to sit down with them and explore projects like this. Whether it’s a flying car or something else, the process of building something together is incredibly powerful. The bond we create through these shared experiences is worth more than any finished project.

Get Started

If you’re interested in building this project yourself or want to guide your own kids through the process, you can check out my book on Amazon Tinkercad Arduino Flying Car CodeBlocks. It’s easy to follow, and it’s written for anyone who wants to dive into the world of Arduino and Tinkercad, even if you’re a complete beginner.

Let’s inspire the next generation of makers and dreamers, one project at a time.

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