Last week I was interviewed by Gerald Voigt – aka Hawkeye – of The Plastic Scale Modeling Hour about the experience of returning to modeling after an extended absence from the hobby. Have a listen below if you’re interested in hearing my awkward ramblings, and be sure to check out Hawkeye’s Squawkbox in the sidebar while you’re at it. Really solid blog with lots of excellent tips and insights!
Interview: Returning to Modeling
- Post author:Doogs
- Post published:September 19, 2012
- Post category:Uncategorized
- Post comments:2 Comments
Doogs
Hi there. Name’s Matt. Or Doogs, if you prefer.
Since this is an About page, let’s get straight to it.
I’m 30. Married. Father to an adorable little boy, beautiful baby girl, and four dogs.
During the day, I’m an associate creative director at a social media agency in Austin, TX.
In my free time (such as it is), I write. Or wrote. Or try to write. Historical fiction, mostly. It’s a nice contrast to the digital content and social media strategeriness that I live with every day.
I also get all interested in cars, photography, technology, politics, history, movies, and knitting. Actually, scratch that last. I can barely tie yarn in a knot.


Matt I just finished listening to the interview, very well done sir. I really enjoy following your blog and have to admit I have learned a lot from it. Gerald is very good people too, I have been dealing with him and his paints for a few years now. Loved his comment about not flying anymore and modeling takes up that decompression time, its one of the reasons I got back into the hobby.
Really enjoyed the interview. And thank you for the tips here on the blog. I’m trying to push myself on my builds and I’ve learned a lot here.