These couple model aviation-related comics appeared in the January 1961
American Modeler magazine. I'm not quite sure what message the first
one is attempting to convey, with the guy peering through a seafarer's
spyglass to see his model airplane at the end of the control lines. Maybe it
is meant to imply the lines being used are really long, or that his model it
really tiny.
Note the telescope dome in the background. Enjoy!
Model Aviation Comics

American Modeler, January 1961, page 4

"C'mon over and tell the folks how it feels to be a grand
champ ..."American Modeler, January 1961 , page 49
Posted June 7, 2019
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