So here I am in the right corner of the large painting of the Battle of Kettle Creek Georgia (1779.) I'm also in the middle of the painting, chasing my traitor self. Never thought I would parley my hobby into modelling and acting. Did some more film work for Mount Vernon, even met George. My big IMAX film comes out this month in Yorktown. Now
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Did some closeup work for this a couple months ago and really like how it turned out. Being blown up is one of life's simple pleasures. First time working with high speed slow motion cameras too. Even I look okay.
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Amazing photo of us by Chris Gibbs. He really captures the rainy, wet, hungry bleakness of HM 7th Regiment marching in North Carolina. We are on a historic road to the dedication of the only British Army monument in the US at Guilford Courthouse park. God Save the King!
We have the 1830's to thank for the state trooper, whaler, army dress hat, complete with the goofy chin strap and patent leather visor. I made this one up for a shooting competition in November. Since it's up in Massachusetts, I'm going to need some more clothes, but hat is pretty bad ass.
So there is a cool piece in the WSJ about the future of museums. Good stuff is coming for those who can afford it. Anyway, the video includes me and my pals getting blown up and shooting at each other for a 4D movie coming out next summer. It's weirdly long and skinny because the screen is over 200-degrees and wraps around the audience. Honestly...
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My car seems naked. Time to make this little guy. I've done some research and I have a pretty good idea what all the post-apocalyptic bits are. The lower jaw is tricky--probably part of a vending machine, but I'm going with a Volkswagen windshield wiper (with modifications.) I'd swear the base is a crow's foot hose coupling (which is fitting.) The fun part will be
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It's the little things that make life better. It looks like these will have just the right amount of improvements without changing the style. Can't wait for July 28th.
If you live on the East Coast of the USA you might want to go see L'Hermione. She is a full-sized, 18th century French Navy frigate that just made landfall in Virginia after crossing the Atlantic. She is crewed by volunteers (including a friend who did it in period clothes.) I'm going to pay my respects in Alexandria in four days and hopefully get a
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