`THE CHRISTMAS MIRACLE EPISODE` || OTHAIS PART ONE - THE INTERVIEW SEGMENT ||
Christmas came early for us this year as we got the honor to chat for hours with one of the best out there and a favorite creator of ours for years. It was a fun one for sure.
COLLECTION TALK
--from his first to his last --how did he get started? --what's he holding on to these days?
C&RSENAL --Show origin, history, and evolution
We get into the show story and the work that goes into each episode, including the research details, editing, photography, animating, etc. and also discuss the channel's future including some upcoming WW2 episodes that everyone is excited for!
We also find out "What's the one thing Mae WOULDN'T SHOOT?"
Plus, "How Can Users Help The Show?"
--Othais clears up all about borrowing firearms, and what is or isn't useful to the channel.
(And why he does NOT list what he is looking for anymore!)
MILSURP TALK Even though this is the interview part, we get into lots of MILSURP... including Mausers, Carcanos, Mosins, Revolvers, Tankgewehrs, & even f'n inertia driven shotguns!
--SEE PART 2 FOR THE MILSURP QUESTIONS SEGMENT -- Patreon Early Access to PART 2 HERE
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