This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 1,695.

Correction, it's actually 1696.

An interview with professional model builder and painter Lincoln Wright.

Welcome to the show. I'll be your host, Brian Deemer.

And I know many of you haven't heard me for a while.

I apologize. I've been doing a lot of other hobby stuff. And that's sort of the purpose of this show.

This is a little off topic for comic books, but it's still very much in the world of geeky stuff lately i've

been well for the last few years actually i've been really into miniature painting and also

some model building and one of the people that i found on the internet who has provided me with a lot of

great tutorials and YouTube videos and a Patreon that has some awesome content is a

gentleman named Lincoln Wright.

And he spent a very long time as a professional model builder and painter.

And in fact, he's had the distinction of being one of the very few non-Japanese professionals

who got to work in Japan for Hobby Japan magazine.

And that says something about his talent.

So we're going to do an interview with him, and he's a real fun guy.

So even if you're not into model building or painting at all, you may still want to listen

because he's just a fun guy.

He's got some great stories. So stay tuned for that.

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