Good bye Nostromo! Good bye...
Talked with John Eaves today wile stopping off at the shop to bum a screw (yes, just one screw), amongst other things. He's having to finish up on the Nostromo for this Friday, when it ships out. He said the Propstore came by to shoot more video of its 'work in progress', so he was interviewed a bit. Wile it's not up on YouTube yet, the first two are. I'll post those and update it when the rest it up.
John Eaves is just about the nicest guy you'd ever meet. He seems like the first one to yell, "Hey, How's it going?!" beating you to the draw: I know that's a bit silly to say for someone as socially retarded as myself, but still...
Owned by the The Propstore of London, the Nostromo has been undergoing a restoration by special effects studio Grant Mc Cune Design Inc. The Propstore usualy has a setup at Comic-Con, so it'd be interesting if they hauled that in to show it off. Anyways, there's more info in the vids:
*edit* Phase 3:
*edit* Phase 4:
Aside from that, it was a pretty crappy day. Still working on it.
John Eaves is just about the nicest guy you'd ever meet. He seems like the first one to yell, "Hey, How's it going?!" beating you to the draw: I know that's a bit silly to say for someone as socially retarded as myself, but still...
Owned by the The Propstore of London, the Nostromo has been undergoing a restoration by special effects studio Grant Mc Cune Design Inc. The Propstore usualy has a setup at Comic-Con, so it'd be interesting if they hauled that in to show it off. Anyways, there's more info in the vids:
Click to view*edit* Phase 3:
*edit* Phase 4:
Aside from that, it was a pretty crappy day. Still working on it.