Paul Lynde

This is for Lt. Washburn,

Here are some fun shot’s of a real classic comedian, Movie and Television star, and a real gentleman! Paul Lynde appeared in almost every show I grew up watching… He was in, The Munsters, F Troop, Bewitched, The Glass Bottom Boat, all those crazy beach blanket movies and on and on, He was always so much fun to see in that center square on “Hollywood Squares” and always had everyone on the show rolling with laughter.  Mr. Lynde was one of the best and dearly missed.  Here is the link to an awesome website dedicate to the one and only Paul Lynde.  Read on for more photos of the man and his many roles!

Mr. "Center Square" himself

http://www.paullynde.info

Erin Murphy’s Birthday

Thanks for all the nice Bday wishes to Erin and at lunch yesterday I made a quick pin-up style Birthday picture-card for her. Here they are for all you pin up fans out there!!!

 

pass 2

 

and the final

the plotting table from the bridge set of the nx-01

Here is the plotting table that was a really cool piece but had very little air time or interaction, I so wanted to take this home aftre the show,,, Come to think of it, I don’t recall whatever happened to this piece,,, HMMMMMMMM ’tis a mystery.  Anyway, this was really a great project to work on and Herman just said: make us a nifty table to have meetings at!!!  The early ideas were of the same layout except the rounded table top had plotting rules and sliding scales that would be able to move and plot across the entire surface.  The curved surface would be made of milk plex and the images would be projected from underneath so it would act like a big hands on cartographer’s mapping system.  This was axed to be instead a clear covering with a flat screen system under glass, and the sliding scales were thought of as too out of date.  The end result was beautifully built by Tom Arp’s crew and stylishly detailed by Mike Okuda and Anthony Fredrickson!!!

 

roughs

 

and the final

 

new stuff from the Jem ‘Hadar battle ship

I just found more images from the files in reference to the Jem ‘Hadar Fighter.  Some of these pics have been posted before, but the quality of the originals here will look much better than what was previously posted,,,,and they’re free!  In addition, I found the early rough and a whole series of bizarre color schemes that go from camouflaged, to almost circus colors!!!  Pretty wacky stuff!!!  These are all from the episode “In Purgatory’s Shadow”.

pretty smooth detail in the early days!!!

the modified version with the Jim Martin flyer flying along side!

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belly detail

color 1

color 2&3

color 4&5

and 6&7. I believe they went with a variation of #6 for the final