RESTORATION (DATE 9-FEB-08)

I wonder if body shop guys are the same the world over? This is not the first time I have one of them do some work for me. They have a bad case of deadline allergy! When I dropped the projector off on Monday at 9AM he said it was going to take 2 days. On Wednesday it wasn´t ready. Neither was it ready on Thursday, or Friday. Finally I picked it up today.

All complaints aside, it was worth the wait.

The Intermittent´s flywheel back cover.

The back cover itself.

...and that is my reflection on the back cover!

(Scroll all the way down to see how it looked like last Sunday.)

INTERVIEW

In the following link, you´ll be able to find an interview that I gave for an argentine radio elaborating about Imax technology and my position as Service Parternship Program Technician.

primerplanonews.com

(Oops, sorry, it´s in Spanish...)

MY LATEST ACQUISITION

These are my last two acquisitions. Two black and white silent (double-perf) 16mm films. I bought them through way of Uruguay, but they are Argentine made and/or distributed.

They are:

Castle Films #776: Mighty Mouse in "Mouse of Tomorrow". 100ft. (Published between 1950 and 1953)

Walt Disney Cartoons: "The Country of the Fairies" 100ft.

I particularly liked the "Non-Flammable Film" sign on the side of the box!

RESTORATION (DATE 3-FEBRAURY-2008)

Yesterday wasn´t a very productive day due to sad news I received. However, here you can see the shutter blade and blade´s housing before and after the restoration process.

RESTORATION (DATE 2-FEBRAURY-2008)

This is more like it... even for a first coating!

KEVLAR M.I.A.

RESTORATION (DATE 30-JAN-08)

Finally here´s the projector stripped all the way. I got a decent quote from a car body shop, so I´ll go ahead next week and have it all painted black (no relation to the Rolling Stones intended).
For those of you who have just tuned in, a quick reminder of how it looked like on December, 30th.