Free Stickers Of My New Logo

I finally broke down and ordered some stickers with my cute new logo on them. Want one? Just ask.

New Logo

I have given out hundreds of free RCadvisor.com logo stickers. These are high quality stickers that you can put on your model airplanes or helicopters. They are in full color and very sharp looking. Over the years I have gotten many requests for stickers, but my response was always “only with book orders.”

With the new website I also released a new logo design (picture below). Believe it or not, I spent three months going back and forth with a professional graphic artist until I was happy with the design. It will be a long time before I change the logo again!

I am still including a free sticker with every product bought from my store. That now includes books and t-shirts. But I know that a lot of folks bought my books from an online bookstore like Amazon. Other folks just want to help me out by giving me some free publicity. Others just want free nice looking stickers to put on their models. Either way, it is fine with me.

Free Offer

To get a free set of stickers of my new logo (picture at left) all you have to do is send me a SASE (self-addressed self-stamped envelope). You will get three free stickers with every request.

Each sticker is about the size of a standard business card and weighs almost nothing. If you want to put a small envelope inside a legal-size envelope, that would be fine. You can also fold a legal-size envelope and put it inside another one. Don’t forget the return postage! If you live in the United States, a first class stamp is plenty for the return postage. Send the SASE to:

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