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What keeps your modeling mojo alive? In episode 121 of Plastic Model Mojo, we commemorate birthdays and share our excitement for September's events, including the much-anticipated Military Modelers Club of Louisville show. We dive into listener feedback from the National Convention, with heartfelt stories from Hector Colon, Bill Moore, and Stephan Georis that reignite our passion for the hobby. Hector's newfound enthusiasm, Bill's generous swag, and Stephan's suggestion for on-site shipping services spark lively discussions, reminding us of the power of community and shared experiences.This episode also features an insightful comparison of two new airbrushes from Harder and Steenbeck's 2024 lineup, with a spotlight on the beginner-friendly Ultra model. We offer practical tips on attending conventions, honing your modeling techniques, and managing ambitious projects, all while keeping the fun and competitive spirit of the Moosaroo Cup alive. Expect candid reviews, valuable advice, and a touch of humor as we explore the latest in the modeling world and reflect on our own progress and challenges throughout the year.We round out the episode with a showcase of new model kits and releases, from Roden's Type 830 Staff Car to Gecko Models' post-war Land Rover. Join us as we share shout-outs to our supportive listeners, celebrate community connections, and emphasize the importance of patience, practice, and camaraderie in keeping our modeling mojo strong. This episode promises to be a treasure trove of inspiration and tips for modelers of all levels, ensuring you stay connected and motivated in your scale modeling journey.Model Paint Solutions additional information:We would like to remind listeners that with all airbrushes from MPS, you get Free Shipping, a selection of paint mixing and storage tools, and a free video tutorial with Dr. S via Zoom or FaceTime.Mention the Plastic Model Mojo when you order, and get a free laboratory-grade, 4-piece graduated beaker setModel Paint SolutionsYour source for Harder & Steenbeck Airbrushes and David Union Power ToolsSQUADRON Adding to the stash since 1968Model PodcastsPlease check out the other pods in the modelsphere!PMM Merchandise StoreSupport the show with PMM Merchandise!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Bump Riffs Graciously Provided by Ed BarothAd Reads Generously Provided by Bob "The Voice of Bob" BairMike and Kentucky Dave thank each and everyone of you for participating on this journey with us. We are grateful for having you as listeners, and the community that has grown around Plastic Model Mojo makes it all worth while.

Chris und Jan sprechen heute mit Felix von Pkpro über die Änderungen im Hause Harder & Steenbeck. Was ihr dazu wissen müsst und warum ihr wieder einen Blick auf die Tactica und die Neuheiten von Krautcover werfen solltet erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge! Links zur Folge: Roman Lappat: https://www.youtube.com/@UC4v0PX_JnMm8QxsPHKIoQXw Stammtisch Besuch bei PkPro: https://youtu.be/FuyZcSiFtjE PkPro Shop mit Affiliate Link: https://www.pk-pro.de/?asaff=AdeptusStammtisch ========================================= Ihr wollt den Adeptus Stammtisch unterstützen? - https://steadyhq.com/de/adeptus-stammtisch/about Mit Eurem Beitrag können wir die Fixkosten decken. Hier bekommen wir jeweils eine kleine Provision, wenn ihr über diesen Link bestellt.: https://www.pk-pro.de/?asaff=AdeptusStammtisch Alles vom Stammtisch auf einen Klick: https://linktr.ee/adeptusstammtisch UNSERE PARTNER PkPro: https://www.pk-pro.de/?asaff=AdeptusStammtisch Fantasy In Hannover - https://www.fantasy-in.de Spielbrett Hildesheim: http://www.das-spielbrett.de/Goschenstraße 31 - 31134 Hildesheim Tabletop Forge: https://tabletop-forge.com/discount/AdeptusStammtisch15 Rabattcode: AdeptusStammtisch15 - 15% Rabatt auf eure Bestellung (wird beim Link oben automagisch hinzugefügt) Tabletop Forge Instagram: @tabletop_forge Shock2 Forum: http://community.shock2.at/c/warhammer/36 Shock2 Magazin: https://mag.shock2.info/ Hildesheimer Gelegenheitswürfler: https://discord.gg/zzMspf786V Alles vom Stammtisch auf einen Klick: https://linktr.ee/adeptusstammtisch Stammtisch Instagram @adeptusstammtisch @han.painting @Guybrushpaintwood @paintingcas @bonsaib0b

In this episode Sarah Taylor, CCE sits down with editor Marc Wiltshire to discuss his editing career. Marc Wiltshire is a TV and Film editor, passionate about storytelling. Most recently, he's edited several episodes on season 3 of Hulu's Wu-Tang: An American Saga, including the first-ever episode written and directed by co-creator The RZA, and season 2 of Peacock's Bel-Air, including the season premiere and finale. As an editor, he is committed to making bold choices, protecting the story, and bringing the best version of the director's vision to life. Throughout his career, Marc has worked on an impressive list of acclaimed productions, including Emmy and Eddie award-winning Hacks, NAACP-nominated Our Kind of People, Lee Daniels' Star, the First Run Film Festival award-winner Oakland in Blue, and Fantasia Film Festival winner Bullshit. Marc discovered his passion for editing while working on his first short film on a 16mm Steenbeck editing machine. While Marc pursued his MFA degree in Film & TV Production at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, he wrote and directed several short films, including award-winner My Avatar, which premiered at the Fantasia Film Festival. Originally from Montreal, Canada, Marc has lived in Italy, Scotland, Singapore, Vietnam and Japan. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter.  

This week we discuss our nova projects, and building terrain. Jesse also talks to Caleb from CK studios regarding a partnership fundraiser with Harder & Steenbeck to help a children's hospital in Ukraine. Afterwards we finish out with recent new Heresy products, a discussion on Fortifications in 30k, and some final Nova talk! Help Ukraine: https://harder-help-ukraine.de Time Stamps: CK Studios interview: 13:20 New Reveals: 29:25 Fortifications: 59:00 More NoVA talk 1:15:34 Join our Community on Discord! https://discord.gg/DCRDEej If you enjoy our programs, consider supporting our podcast through Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/RR30KPODCAST Thank you to everyone who listens, interacts, and gives us feedback! We sincerely appreciate it! #HorusHeresy #30K #warhammer30K #Warhammer #wargaming #warmongers #forgeworld #gamesworkshop #RR30K #podcast #Horus #warhammer40k #hardforheresy #NovaOpen

In den 90er Jahren war es soweit: Digitale Schnittsysteme lösten mehr und mehr den Filmschnitt ab. Schneidetische von Moviola und Steenbeck wichen Bürotischen mit Schnittcomputern wie u.a. Avid, Lightworks, Quantel, Adobe oder Final Cut. Editor:innen, die rein digital schneiden, haben keine Vorstellung davon, wie vor diesem Paradigmenwechsel, den die Digitalisierung mit sich brachte, Film montiert wurde. Dem wollen wir mit dieser Folge Abhilfe schaffen. Und deshalb freuen wir uns sehr, mit Ursula “Olla” Höf eine Editorin zu Gast zu haben, die in den 70er Jahren ihre professionelle Laufbahn begann und bis heute aktiv Filme montiert. Ursula Höf zeichnet für zahlreiche sehr unterschiedliche Spiel- und Dokumentarfilme verantwortlich. Zu ihren bekanntesten Arbeiten zählen die Kinofilme “Gloomy Sunday” (1999) und “Blueprint” (2003) unter der Regie von Ralf Schübel. Daneben war sie tätig als Dozentin für Filmmontage u.a. an der Internationalen Filmschule Köln. 2016 wurde sie zudem beim Filmfestival Filmplus (heute bekannt als “Edimotion”) mit dem Ehrenpreis für ihr Lebenswerk ausgezeichnet. Mit “Olla” besprechen wir, was es bedeutet, sich aktiv für einen Schnitt zu entscheiden und diesen durchzuführen. Wohlwissend, dass es anders als heute keine Tastenkombination gibt, mit der man diese Entscheidung zurücknehmen kann. Timeline-Shortcuts 00:14 - Anmoderation 01:23 - Gesprächsstart 07:01 - Schnitt auf Film 13:10 - Tonbearbeitung 22:44 - Mehr Experimente möglich? 26:34 - Kategorien 45:52 - Abmoderation Weiterführende Links Wikipedia-Artikel über Ursula Höf Kämpferin für die Rechte der EditorInnen

In the episode of Models Workshop presents After Hours Jay grills Larry about airbrushes and what you need with them. We discuss Iwata, Paasche, Harder and Steenbeck, and Badger as well as the different types of paints and how to use them with an airbrush, including Games Workshop, Vallejo, Reaper, Createx, Wicked Colors, and others! Intro Song is the following Song: Krakn - Light [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/Light Watch: http://youtu.be/tEn7tY4Mqr4

Storytelling (on film) occurs in three stages: on paper (writing), on sets (direction) and in the editing room. Apurva Asrani has had the experience of wearing all three hats. He’s been an integral part of some of the finest Hindi films in the last 20 years. Spoke with Asrani about his experiences working with RGV, Kalpana Lajmi, Hansal Mehta and Nagesh Kukunoor; his role in persuading RGV to switch from Steenbeck to Avid; the personally cathartic experience of writing ALIGARH; Indian queer cinema; and struggles of gay men in India.Asrani was articulate and insightful with his responses, and bared his soul on several issues he holds close to his heart. I greatly appreciated that. I think you’ll too. Part 2 of my conversation with Apurva Asrani. Credits:Concept, script: Himanshu (@loveofcinemasf8)Host: Himanshu Editor: Devika JoglekarMusic: Nakul AbhyankarCopyrights © Love of Cinema 2019

Storytelling (on film) occurs in three stages: on paper (writing), on sets (direction) and in the editing room. Apurva Asrani has had the experience of wearing all three hats. He’s been an integral part of some of the finest Hindi films in the last 20 years. Spoke with Asrani about his experiences working with RGV, Kalpana Lajmi, Hansal Mehta and Nagesh Kukunoor; his role in persuading RGV to switch from Steenbeck to Avid; the personally cathartic experience of writing ALIGARH; Indian queer cinema; and struggles of gay men in India.Asrani was articulate and insightful with his responses, and bared his soul on several issues he holds close to his heart. I greatly appreciated that. I think you’ll too. Part 1 of my conversation with Apurva Asrani. Corrections: In my intro, I mentioned Apurva wrote Waiting (2015), which is incorrect. Waiting was written by Atika Chohan, Anu Menon and James Ruzicka. Also, Shahid (2013) was co-written by Sameer Gautam Singh. My apologies to all four writers. Sorry about this. Credits:Concept, script: Himanshu (@loveofcinemasf8)Host: Himanshu Editor: Devika JoglekarMusic: Nakul AbhyankarCopyrights © Love of Cinema 2019

On this episode it's just Clint and Larry so they talk a bit about Clint and Yeji's new airbrush, Larry "talks" about the Artis Opus brush on Kickstarter, and then discuss three very different Kickstarters going on now! Legends of Signum: Battle for Vallor https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2034410916/legends-of-signum-battle-for-vallor?ref=discovery The Kung Fu Panda Board Game https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/modiphius/modiphius-entertainment-the-kung-fu-panda-board-ga?ref=discovery Solomon Kane https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1162110258/solomon-kane?ref=section_games_featured

At Sixteen Corners, they unapologetically create video from an 'audience-first' perspective. They believe no video should ever be boring, nor fail to provide that emotional payoff. This approach is discussed as well as some key projects by Mike and the team at Sixteen Corners. Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 00.44 - About Sixteen Corners 03.15 - Origin of the name 04.30 - Composition of the team: small and nimble with plenty of trusted freelancers 07.15 - Mint Films 08.35 - Blair: Success is solely driven by motivation and passion 09.00 - Mike’s bio 10.00 - Mike’s part time job fell through, at which time he began interning at post houses, where he met... 10.30 - Martin Taylor, now head of production at StartVR, who hooked him up with his first freelance jobs. 11.40 - In 2003 Began work in the “Broadband Department” at ABC tv, Australia. 13.00 - Blink TV 14.00 - How getting into the industry has changed with the ever increasing accessibility of video tech, and how certain useful processes/strategies can easily be overlooked by younger people. 17.00 - How linear editing on a Steenbeck informs Mike’s editing style 18.51 - Terence Malick’s creative process 20.20 - Adobe Premiere morph cut 21.45 - The increasing intuitiveness of UI design 23.30 - Mike’s blogpost: Enough With Your Shitty Videos Already 25.24 - Martin Weigel of Wieden Kennedy “our primary task is not the nurturing enthusiasm of the few, but overcoming the indifference of the many” 27.00 - Mike’s “audience first” approach to generating content 27.12 - Michael Hauge: “The reason people go to the movies isn’t to think, it’s to feel” 28.48 - “Don’t get your idea out there, get the emotion associated with that idea out there.” 35.00 - “What you’re selling to your clients is not a video, it’s the experience of making a video” 36.35 - Market City Cinema Ad 38.04 - Edgar Wright 39.00 - The importance of shot composition 42.30 - iiNet rollercoaster piece by Sixteen Corners 48.33 - Pro Video Picks: Learning a new, unrelated skill, in Mike’s case: playing drums 51.16 - Following Online: Heavyweight 53.34 - Sources of Inspiration: Being a dad 54.54 - Inspirational Video: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly 58.50 - Who Should Be On The Show: Stu Willis 01.00.06 - Follow Mike Online: Web Vimeo Facebook Instagram Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website 

Out to buy an airbrush? It can be a confusing process with numerous brands, types, and models to pick from. In this episode Larry, Joe, and Clint sit down and talk about what is an airbrush and the various models from Iwata, Paasche, Badger, Grex, and Harder & Steenbeck. These are the most well known of the airbrush brands on the market. We also go over some listener questions about airbrushing and mixing paints.  Do you like the information here and want to leave a tip? Super easy! www.paypal.me/modelsworkshop. All money goes towards tutorials and costs of running the website! 

Fri, 20 Jul 2007 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10607/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10607/1/Steenbeck_Susanne.pdf Steenbeck, Susanne ddc:590, ddc:500, Tierärztlich