Greg Jein video

[ghostryder]

"Jein" I meant "Jein" ugh...

Brief, but fun:

http://www.thefutureschannel.com/dockets/science_technology/models_for_movies/

 

[Deleted]

Re: Greg Gein video

Thanks for posting this! :thumbsup

Tim

 

[ralphee]

Re: Greg Gein video

Cool little video, thanks for posting!

lee

 

[Darth Infamous]

Re: Greg Gein video

Great video. Thanks for the link.

Carl

 

[Treadwell]

Re: Greg Gein video

Very cool!
Too bad they used movie clips of models he didn't make. :lol

 

[Carson Dyle]

I've known Greg for a while, but that's the most I've ever heard him speak. Who knew the guy could be such a chatterbox?

Thanks for posting. My friends and I are gonna have a lot of fun with this.

:love

 

[micdavis]

It's nice to see one of the TOP guys doesn't ever clean up his shop either.

I haven't visited his shop in ten years and it still looks the same.

Of course, no telling when that was made.

 

[Carson Dyle]

That video is at least ten years old, probably more like fifteen. Greg no longer maintains that shop.

 

[phez]

I had found that once and lost track of where it was. Thanks for posting that.

 

[feek61]

Pretty cool. Too bad it's not longer. Thanks for posting


Will

 

[darthgoat]

Thanks for sharing that! Great find!

 

[tk1608]

Great stuff !..he's got/had some cool stuff in his shop.

Phil

 

[GKvfx]

My God! The shop! It's....so clean and tidy! I wonder what prompted that. It was never that clean when I was over there (early 90's). You kinda had to carve out a work area for yourself. And you always found interesting stuff when you moved a box or a table or something.

A few pictures from back in the 'good old days'.....

Gene

 

[yakcam]

Cool vid, thanks for posting that up :thumbsup

Cheers,

Kraig

 

[Carson Dyle]

w pictures from back in the 'good old days'....

Great shots, Koz.

Early 90's... is that Malone's Robby?

 

[GKvfx]

I was under the impression that it was a Robby the Greg made for a client in Japan. We had to be careful around it since it was paid for and it had to be shipped to Japan. I don't know, I suppose it could have been a Barton that Greg bought and then re-sold. We stuck the bag over the dome to keep it from being scratched and put different hats over it as the season changed (the sombrero was for Cinco de Mayo).

Gene

 

[Carson Dyle]

II suppose it could have been a Barton that Greg bought and then re-sold.

Was Barton even making Robbys back then? There's no way Greg built that thing...

 

[falcondesigns]

I remember seeing that Robby in his shop,along with the molds for the D.Please send him my regards Carson.Alexander Rivera

 

[minieffects]

Thats really funny, I put most of the panels on that klingon ship for Greg. What a wonderful person to work for and with. I will always have fond memories of working with Greg in his tiny little shop that is now gone.

Thanks for posting

s

 

[minieffects]

Wow that brings back memories. That might even be me in the middle picture back by the old vacu-former.

My God! The shop! It's....so clean and tidy! I wonder what prompted that. It was never that clean when I was over there (early 90's). You kinda had to carve out a work area for yourself. And you always found interesting stuff when you moved a box or a table or something.

A few pictures from back in the 'good old days'.....

Gene