Posting Magazine Covers

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That was 1979, she probably looks like one of those cartoon guys now

After almost 49 years, STILL my favorite "Girl Cover"...



Favorite "Model Airplane Cover": November 1969 American Aircraft Modeler, featuring Dave Platt's fantastic Douglas Dauntless.

Kim wrote:After almost 49 years, STILL my favorite "Girl Cover"...

Hey, I think I have that magazine!!  How could one forget??

Oldenginerod wrote:

Kim wrote:After almost 49 years, STILL my favorite "Girl Cover"...

Hey, I think I have that magazine!!  How could one forget??

I KNOW I had that issue!!!!

rsv1cox wrote:

Oldenginerod wrote:

Kim wrote:After almost 49 years, STILL my favorite "Girl Cover"...

Hey, I think I have that magazine!!  How could one forget??

I KNOW I had that issue!!!!

Yep, unforgettable aircraft!!  Right?

I had that issue also . I like to think she looks like a high school acquaintance who departed Oakland to go To LA and play Partridge family

On this RCM cover, I have the Top Flite Corsair Kit shown to her left..





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Oldenginerod wrote:

rsv1cox wrote:

Oldenginerod wrote:

Kim wrote:After almost 49 years, STILL my favorite "Girl Cover"...

Hey, I think I have that magazine!!  How could one forget??

I KNOW I had that issue!!!!

Yep, unforgettable aircraft!!  Right?

Lets see that AIRPLANE one more time

This is the only model airplane magazine that I could find (without digging..) that had a gal on the cover..



Just so you're not disappointed.. I did find a nice photo of a model..

Marleysky wrote:Recent posts of magazine cover:



Reminded me of this Cartoon:

I still have that magazine somewhere. That chick was a Playboy Playmate

OK now I want to see her without that top on!

Crankbndr,
The soft-curled brunette above is Debbie Zullo. There is a cover of hers on eBay right now...great barbells!
A duckduckgo.com unmoderated NSFW search will get you fired from work, or worse...kicked out of your house and divorced!

Her you go there i an't posting that here ..  https://www.google.com/search?q=Debbie+Zullo.&rlz=1C1SQJL_enUS817US817&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiD2vyz2Z3iAhVnhq0KHR_oDuIQ_AUIDigB&biw=1493&bih=776&dpr=1.13#imgrc=YJxEivxKODXhaM:

I need to finish this one and see if it flys that Good

She's a double-winger, alright!

Got in a batch of old magazines tonight, including this one!

roddie wrote:On this RCM cover, I have the Top Flite Corsair Kit shown to her left..




note the dates

I have a number of those 1978 Top Flite Corsair box labels in perfect unused condition stashed somewhere around here. They make nice posters.

Just to offer some contrast to the previous posts above:Hungarian pinup girl in 1968 behind the Iron Curtain, on the front page of the "Modellezés", a state-circulated black ( or bleak?) and white magazine ..the gal sports a jacket that looks kinda military, no wonder,  model building until the mid 1980-s  was a pastime overseen and sponsored by the Hungarian Defense Association, a military body affiliated to the army. (Big Brother was intrigued to know what those modeling freaks were doing with that high tech stuff including engines, their highly explosive fuels, RC gear....and also made imported stuff like balsa wood, engines, fuels etc available in a controlled distribution, at state-subsidized prices...yeah, all coins have two sides to it)




Despite this communist "streak" in the control of model sports, many enthusiastic Hungarian modelers championed in pylon racing, control line , speedboats and speed cars in worldwide competitions through the 1990-s. Excellent Hungarian glow and diesel engines like Alag, Moki (still sold by a US distributor in a highly developed, sophisticated design), Fok etc. competed against Rossi-s, Super Tigers, Bugls, Webras, OS-s, Enya-s ...and of course COX-s. Strange that some COX engines found their way to here and landed behind the Curtain back already in the 1970-s, courtesy the supply chain management of Hungarian Defense Association...(my first COX engines originated from a different source)