Next to the symphony orchestra, mankind's most beautiful creation, to me, is the aeroplane. Music to my ears, in addition to a great fly...

The postings on this blog with some of the biggest hit counts are those regarding RAF Bomber Command No. 626 Squadron, with which my fath...

In previous postings I talked about my father's experiences during WW2 with RAF Bomber Command No 626 Squadron. Below is a photo I disc...

The episode of a web-series that I designed and built a spaceship control set for back in March and April of this year has 'gone-to-air...

Further to my post below (SET FOR WEB-SERIES) I have to give credit to the fine team who helped me realize the set -- including assisting me...

I recently completed designing and building a set for an episode of a web-series. The gig was a lot of fun; the producers, real pros. Wh...

Further to my posts below, here is some information provided to me courtesy of Dave Stapleton of "The 626 Squadron Research Project...

This blog started on May 28th, 2008. After reviewing my past postings -- mainly the first bunch -- I decided to clean house. Too much early ...

Dave Stapleton of http://626squadron.org/ supplied me with the above picture to help identify my father. It was taken on May 30th, 1945, an...

I’m just old enough to have had a father who served in World War II. I say this as when the subject comes up I am asked how I can be the off...

Like many artists I draw what Archie Bunker might call "normal tings": Humans, buildings, oxen pulling plows, and a house cat pla...

Back in the summer of 1985 a received a call from a friend of mine, who also filled the role of 'film school' classmate, to tell ...

While visiting England back in April of 1990, I made sure I revisited Dover Castle, a well known tourist attraction in those parts. I had b...

Back on June 10th I posted a personal tribute to Film Effects owner and 'optical effects' guru, the late George Furniotis. A few wee...