Cap's Hobby Hints

 Cap's Hobby Hints from House of Secredts #78 (DC May-June 1966) by Henry Boltinoff.

 Cap's Hobby Hints from DC, 1966 by Milton Boldinoff.

 From Cap's Hobby Hints (DC, 1966) by Henry Boltinoff.

 From Cap's Hobby Hints (DC 1966).. by Henry Boltinoff

 Cap's Hobby Hints from Doom Patrol #__ (DC, 1966) by Henry Boltinoff. This simple method to preserve and shine your rocket is still in use today. Use Future brand floor polish. 

 Cap's Hobby Hints from   (DC 1966) by Henry Boltinoff This is actually a pretty good idea to control the overspray, but you still need a ventilated area.  Trust me, I hear this from my wife every time I spray...

 This is one of my favorite hints, as I made one of these and use it regularly. From Cap's Hobby Hints in Metal Men #25 (DC, 1966) by Henry Boltinoff.

 Cap's Hobby Hints from Blackhawks #236 (DC 1966) by Henry Boltihoff How to suck that dust right off without sucking your models off the shelf!  I'll bet you'd lose a lot to tiny little parts if you tried doing this on your electronics kits or other UN-assembled kits.   

 These Hobby Hints ran in DC Comics during the mid to late 60s, drawn by Henry Bolthoff. This simple idea of compartments of a plastic ice cube tray is one of my favorites, as I did the same thing with my electronic parts while working on Heathkit electric parts.  I could have submitted this one myself! From April 1966.

 These Hobby Hints originally ran in DC Comics in the mid-1960s.   The original artwork and a five dollar bill were sent to the fan. This Cap's Hobby Hints ran in Metal Men #26 (DC June-July 1967)  Henry Bolthoff  

  Cap's Hobby Hints from Blackhawk #238 [DC 1966]  by Henry Boltinoff   

  Cap's Hobby Hints from Blackhawk #219 [DC 1966] by Henry Boltinoff    Activity pages are common in Silver Age comics. These can be puzzles, quizzes or other fun activities. This one is an Instruction. Following it makes it easy to fix a paint job on your model cars!  

  Cap's Hobby Hints from Blackhawk #228 [DC 1966] Henry Boltinoff    Activity pages are common in Silver Age comics. These can be puzzles, quizzes or other fun activities. This one is an Instruction. Following it makes it easy to dry paint quickly! You don't have to cut up your collectible comics to put this in your scrapbook. Just print out this digital image and cut that up instead!