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[[File:Hot Models.jpg|thumb|450x450px|Star Wars A-Wing model kits constructed and painted by Jason during season 1 (2019)]]
 
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During the middle of season 1, Koop added a special feature of the show he called, "Hot Models".  These are segments that were simply the process of construction of plastic (or sometimes metal) hobby kits during the show.  These models typically have a theme of "Star Wars" or "science fiction" and are supplementary to the main focus of the show - gameplay, opinions & such
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Starting in episode #111, Koop added a special feature of the show he called, "Hot Models".  These are segments that were simply the process of construction and decoration of plastic (or sometimes metal) hobby kits during the show.  These models typically have a theme of "Star Wars" or "science fiction" and are supplementary to the main focus of the show.  This gave something extra for folks who were not actively playing a game something to do and added the marketability of the show through the bait-and-switch tactic of implying there would be attractive female models on the show.  Introduced in episode #127, the "Hot Model Cam" was added to provide an above-head view of the handiwork of the person making the model.

Latest revision as of 15:25, 14 October 2024

Star Wars A-Wing model kits constructed and painted by Jason during season 1 (2019)

Starting in episode #111, Koop added a special feature of the show he called, "Hot Models". These are segments that were simply the process of construction and decoration of plastic (or sometimes metal) hobby kits during the show. These models typically have a theme of "Star Wars" or "science fiction" and are supplementary to the main focus of the show. This gave something extra for folks who were not actively playing a game something to do and added the marketability of the show through the bait-and-switch tactic of implying there would be attractive female models on the show. Introduced in episode #127, the "Hot Model Cam" was added to provide an above-head view of the handiwork of the person making the model.