If someone thinks I like clocks of all kinds … he might be right 
A project with a dot matrix clock of CiccioCB, the author of ANNEX32, an ESP32 BASIC-Interpreter, inspired me a little.
So I went back to my late childhood, spent a couple of hours gluing a model airplane together … added some soldering work … wrote some BASIC-code … and ended up with this:
The banner shows the time and some local online weather information from openweather.org with a MAX7219-DotMatrix-display and sits on a thin steel rod around which the second wire for the power supply runs.
I used an ESP32 for this – but an ESP8266 will do the job as well.
The wiring should be clearly visible in the photo – but not so obvious: PIN23 is connected to the data (in) of the FIRST rightmost module.
Here is my ANNEX32-Code for my setup with ESP32 and 8*8×8-DotMatrix-modules:
Should I ever suffer from boredom, I install a subminiature electric motor in the front of the aircraft so that the propeller can then get some pulse-width-modulated fuel from the ESP32