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Bench Time #142: James A Powell from Monster City Studios (The Brick Monster)
What an awesome time it was to have James A. Powell from Monster City Studios on the show. If you aren't familiar with James, you sure are familiar with his San Juan Central Model Railroad, formerly owned by Malcom Furlow. In addition to working to restore the San Juan Central, James had been busy at Monster City Studios and creating some awesome YouTube videos which you need to check out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD092dInyTpPdBn-8fb0jHw
There is also a cool tool that James and his team have been pumping out for the scale modeling world called the BRICK MONSTER which you can check out here: https://www.maskandshield.com/brick-monster/. This tool lets you quickly make brick walls out of sculpy in a matter of minutes!
It was a blast talking to James about his history in the scale modeling hobby (of all scales) and we can't wait to get him back on again in the near future to talk about more techniques!
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What an awesome time it was to have James A. Powell from Monster City Studios on the show. If you aren't familiar with James, you sure are familiar with his San Juan Central Model Railroad, formerly owned by Malcom Furlow. In addition to working to restore the San Juan Central, James had been busy at Monster City Studios and creating some awesome YouTube videos which you need to check out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD092dInyTpPdBn-8fb0jHw
There is also a cool tool that James and his team have been pumping out for the scale modeling world called the BRICK MONSTER which you can check out here: https://www.maskandshield.com/brick-monster/. This tool lets you quickly make brick walls out of sculpy in a matter of minutes!
It was a blast talking to James about his history in the scale modeling hobby (of all scales) and we can't wait to get him back on again in the near future to talk about more techniques!