Splash pages from House of Mystery #189 (November-December 1970), pencils and inks by Sergio Aragonés
"Cain's Game Room" from House of Mystery #196 (November 1971), pencils and inks by Sergio Aragonés
"Witch's Tails" from House of Mystery #252 (May-June 1977), pencils and inks by Sergio Aragonés
"Page 13" from House of Mystery #177 (November-December 1968), script by Joe Orlando, pencils and inks by Sergio Aragonés
Ad from House of Mystery #174 (May-June 1968)
Tomorrow: the natural counterpart to the Red Baron model! (And I actually had and built tomorrow's model, folks!) But first, a handy hobby hint you should follow when making your models. As long as they're all made of clear plastic. Cap's Hobby Hints, everybody!
"Cap's Hobby Hints" from House of Mystery #167 (June 1967), by Henry Boltinoff
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I still have somewhere the Hot Wheels 1970 model of that Red Baron dragster. It belonged to my brother. I think he's still bitter that I inherited all his Hot Wheels, and of course, they are all gone, except for this one. It was always my favorite and I would NEVER get rid of it.
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