today's work

[SteveNeill]

Incredible inspiring work David. You guys were a great team.

[redboat219]

It's got that Tarantino patented, 'looking up from the trunk' vibe to it. If only we could have got Mr. White, and Mr. Pink into the shot, it would have been perfect!!

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxqfLQfS0R7gBI3WM_yEEmlH91hs0bAorA

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Eyeball One. Lol.

Nice photo of you and Ellie.

It's got that Tarantino patented, 'looking up from the trunk' vibe to it. If only we could have got Mr. White, and Mr. Pink into the shot, it would have been perfect!!

[redboat219]

Eyeball One. Lol.

Nice photo of you and Ellie.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

David & Steve,

For sure, one of my most favorite Sci-Fi movies of all times. "When Worlds Collide" That art work you did "After Worlds Collide" is fantastic David! What a vision you had. Someone needs to do the original movie again and add your vision as to how it all could have ended. Wonderful work David! You are and have always been a visionary for sure!!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat."

Von Braun and Geroge Pal shared two tenents they adhered too when presenting a technological challenge: That the science of the machine or concept was well understood; and achievement of the goal could be done without any significant advancements in the 'state of the art' as it stood at the time of invention.

Von Braun's giant Cargo Rocket, space station, moon ships, and Mars ships were all possible within the state of the art as it stood in the late 40's.

Pal's LUNA, the Ark of space, and his ships of, The Conquest Of Space were all movies that presented hardware that was within the capabilities of any company, country or nations willing to fund and build them.

Ellie and I had the opportunity to build models of some of those concepts. Some of our happiest times!