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Why is My Order Wrapped in an HEB Bag?

I’m a big fan of recycling cushioning materials where it makes sense. Brown packaging paper? Bubble wrap? Those weird inflated bag things Amazon loves to use? I’m an equal opportunity recycler. If a padded something fits the shape I need, it’s getting used.

Well, except for foam peanuts. I’ll never inflict those on y’all.

Lately I’ve been making use of one of my favorites – HEB plastic bags.

Why? Well, I have yet to find a better method of insulating actual built models than a shitload of plastic bags. They got my 1/32 P-47 Razorback (and friends) out to Utah last summer without incident. And they were traveling in a checked bag!

So yeah. If you’re wondering why there are grocery bags stuffed into your order, there ya go. If I trust them to keep a large, delicate aircraft model safe, I trust them to keep tracks and such protected in transit.

Also, HEB is the best grocery store on the planet.

Doogs

Hi there. Name’s Matt. Or Doogs, if you prefer. I run Doogs Studios. All the things, from roadmap planning and site stuff to designing, testing, producing, and shipping products. I also like to think about building models, but since this whole venture has taken off, I can't seem to find time. I've been getting flak for having a woefully outdated author bio, which, fair. The last one was over 15 years old!

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  1. Gregg James's avatar
    Gregg James

    This method has never let me down.

  2. Ric Walters's avatar
    Ric Walters

    Cool. Always looking to protect long-term storage kits. And -‘Rocketeer’! Had that and sold it – great piece for the technology at the time (smelled great too). Fun movie too. Ya, I’m old. Do you have it painted now? Would love to see it.

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