Q: So, tell us a bit about yourself. What are some of your hobbies?
A: Sports, first of all inline-skating. Then slalom, freestyle, speed-skating, that stuff.
My wife and I spend 10 hours a week on the road, if possible more.
Besides the physical fitness it's a fine chargeback to clear your head.
Also music, a lot of it. And all different kinds. I love Bob Marley as much as Nirvana or Foo Fighters, chillout or 90's trance ... well, I'm oldschool.

Q: What are some of your favorite games besides Fallout 3?
A: I used to play all the Tomb Raiders, in fact Lara got me into games. She was my style icon.
I also play a bit of Need for Speed, but not seriously. I'm no excessive gamer.

Q: What was your inspiration for "TYPE3 and SKINNY LNC StealthSuits"?
A: I had a talk with a friend about sci-fi & space stuff, and a few days later that suit came into being in different variations.
Secret weapons and armor, and old and long hidden secrets are typical for Fallout; and so I thought about something like "liquid semi-intelligent metal". Anything “crazy” like that, like the T-1000 from Terminator 2. I wanted it to be mainly light but covering, and of course for girls.
FO3's best vanilla pre-war weapons and armors are Chinese, and so is the Chinese Stealth Armor. So, I thought an American variant would be okay.

Q: What is your favorite part of mod creation?
A: The shaping in Blender, though I still have much to learn. Also, it's always fascinating to check a new part of the mod for the first time in the GECK. How does it appear, and will it look the way I had it in my mind?

What about your least favorite part?
A:Sorting files maybe… Seriously though, scripting and such. I’m a complete noob when it comes to that, and I envy modders who are capable of breathing life into NPC’s! I don’t get that part, it’s a miracle to me.

Q: What was the first mod you created and how have you progressed from it?
A: After 800 hours of playing FO3 on the Xbox, I felt it could be a good decision to change to the PC version, so I could finally get something new in “my” game.
The first mod I made was just a slight retexture of the vanilla vault-suit, and to be honest, at that time I had no idea how .nif and .dds files worked.
But in fact, that little effort made me hungry for more; and 1700 hours later I'm still not full.

Q: Did you come across any challenges while making this mod?
A: Not really, making a suit for two different body-types was a bit atypical, but not complicated. I like to keep things easy.
To be honest, none of my stuff is very complicated. I guess this suit is just liked for its shine.
...Well, okay. Skimpy stuff always sells well!

Q: Do you have any plans for future mods?
A: Skyrim’s coming up, so that’s where everyone will look soon. Despite that, I can’t imagine I’ll leave D.C. There are still big mods coming up for Fallout 3 and New Vegas, like AQFH3. I also have some more suits mind. Sometimes things just emerge by chance though, so we’ll see.

Q: Do you have any advice for aspiring mod authors?
A: Don’t get discouraged if you don’t hit the mainstream. Not every mod is a top-seller, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth it to release that mod. Hey, I know what I’m talking about. Try not to get frustrated on difficulties or problems. It’s better to take a break and try it again later.

Q: Finally, do you have anything else you would like to say to our readers out there?
A: A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who votes for FOTM or just endorses mods. No matter which one he or she choose, every positive reaction counts!
Thank you all!