Fantastic recap! It was a great pleasure getting to meet you in person at Wonderfest! I look forward to our future interactions. Keep up the amazing work!
Wow Rick Sternbach was there too. That's cool he got to see the Large Enterprise Saucer. He has done so real awesome work for Star Trek. I was fortunate enough to meet him and Andrew Probert back in about 87 or 88. They both were still working on TNG at the time and listening to them talk about all the ships and props was real cool. Also got to talk to them a little during a break. I am sure I was like a kid in a candy store when it came to my questions. But the whole time was amazing for me.
Yep... all kits I built back in the early - mid 90's! I had put all the empty boxes in my parent's attic and I went and raided it a few years ago, thought they would make a great background for my videos!
Here in the UK the EV network is a joke, always very busy at the chargers and very expensive! long waiting times too! I am sticking with my internal combustion engine, only takes a few minutes to fill up at the fuel station, I value my time and would hate to have to wait 15+ mins every time to charge.
That's too bad to hear that the supper charger network isn't quite there in the UK. Driving the model 3 has been an absolute pleasure for the year and a half I've had it so far. I've got the advantage that charging generally takes me 20 seconds... 10 seconds to plug in when I get home, and 10 to unplug in the morning when I'm ready to leave. I'm sure it's not for everyone or every situation.
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Fantastic recap! It was a great pleasure getting to meet you in person at Wonderfest! I look forward to our future interactions. Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks Jordan, you too!
Wow Rick Sternbach was there too. That's cool he got to see the Large Enterprise Saucer. He has done so real awesome work for Star Trek. I was fortunate enough to meet him and Andrew Probert back in about 87 or 88. They both were still working on TNG at the time and listening to them talk about all the ships and props was real cool. Also got to talk to them a little during a break. I am sure I was like a kid in a candy store when it came to my questions. But the whole time was amazing for me.
I've always found any of those guys who worked on the show are really easy to talk to and always take the time!
Great video Andrew! I would love to have the opportunity to talk to you at Wonderfest again next year!
I'll be there!
They need to do a wondrrfest live stream you tube creators meet up..
Something like that yes!
Skip to 5:12 if you are only interested in actual wonderfest content.
There are also chapters for each ‘question’ in the video.
I just realized something: most of the boxes behind you are the Vintage ones from the mid 90s or earlier.
Yep... all kits I built back in the early - mid 90's! I had put all the empty boxes in my parent's attic and I went and raided it a few years ago, thought they would make a great background for my videos!
Some of those kits are mid 80's
Yes they are.
Here in the UK the EV network is a joke, always very busy at the chargers and very expensive! long waiting times too! I am sticking with my internal combustion engine, only takes a few minutes to fill up at the fuel station, I value my time and would hate to have to wait 15+ mins every time to charge.
That's too bad to hear that the supper charger network isn't quite there in the UK. Driving the model 3 has been an absolute pleasure for the year and a half I've had it so far. I've got the advantage that charging generally takes me 20 seconds... 10 seconds to plug in when I get home, and 10 to unplug in the morning when I'm ready to leave. I'm sure it's not for everyone or every situation.