we acknowledge this more artistically creative side of the hobby
as a nice counter to columns and articles about getting the
most accurate rivet count.
To this end, we’d like to start a new column in MRH we’re call-
ing:
Imagineering: Exploring the creative sides of the hobby.
Like our “Getting Real” column about prototype modeling, we’re
very interested in seeing the topic from the perspective of differ-
ent hobbyists. In fact, the different hobbyists’ angle is a
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distinctive – realizing the hobby revolves
around the people who do the hobby and how they’re each
doing the hobby with some of their own flair and style.
So we’re looking for six columnists who rotate, similar to how
“Getting Real” works now. What we’re looking for, however,
are modelers who are interested in demonstrating how they
do the artistic side of the hobby. Yes, we’re talking more about
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