SteveNeill
SNG Studio Ventura
I am a member of the ROC as of recent. I'm about to join the NRA. I'm also AMA, FAC, NFFS, and lets not forget, FAA. That being said 6 years ago I left the LA valley. I lived there for 40 years I working in motion picture visual effects. My late wife passed from cancer in 2013. I left LA and moved to Ventura by the sea. I opened up and studio-shop here and it's been open for 6 years now. www.steveneillsgarage.com
I build model free flight planes, RC planes, RC subs, and other models and last but not least model Rockets. I have done everything from ghosts for Ghost Busters to Spock's ears, movie models and CGI effects.
6 Years later now that the dust has settled from the worse experience in my life I'm back to my hobbies I have always had a deep passion for. Especially rockets and space craft. After all I was glued to the screen in 61-69 from the moment I heard of the Alan Shepard's prayer. I watched Neil walk on the moon and played hooky from school for the whole mission. I have always been a rocket man.
But I am far behind the times and being 67(and out of the scene for a decade) I'm got a lot of spring in my step and want to work my way up those levels. Right now my sites are on L1 but I'm nearly a complete dummy and need to learn to walk again before I can run.
I just ordered from Tim a Zephyr, it should be here in a few days. I can build it just fine I have built thousands of models in my time and nearly all from scratch and or my own designs. So I'm good there. But I want to learn as much as I can.
So after telling you this long drawn out story what always helps is getting together with other people in rocketry. Are there any Rocketeers here from Ventura? If so I love to have you over to the studio and talk shop. You can sit in Kirk's chair and see a huge model of the Enterprise I built, props, masks, creatures and more.
I'm heading to Roctober on the 12 in my motor home to meet and fly with the ROC but I have to get my old rockets ready again and build this Zephyr before then.
I should have done this new guy check in post earlier.
Thanks guys,
Steve
I build model free flight planes, RC planes, RC subs, and other models and last but not least model Rockets. I have done everything from ghosts for Ghost Busters to Spock's ears, movie models and CGI effects.
6 Years later now that the dust has settled from the worse experience in my life I'm back to my hobbies I have always had a deep passion for. Especially rockets and space craft. After all I was glued to the screen in 61-69 from the moment I heard of the Alan Shepard's prayer. I watched Neil walk on the moon and played hooky from school for the whole mission. I have always been a rocket man.
But I am far behind the times and being 67(and out of the scene for a decade) I'm got a lot of spring in my step and want to work my way up those levels. Right now my sites are on L1 but I'm nearly a complete dummy and need to learn to walk again before I can run.
I just ordered from Tim a Zephyr, it should be here in a few days. I can build it just fine I have built thousands of models in my time and nearly all from scratch and or my own designs. So I'm good there. But I want to learn as much as I can.
So after telling you this long drawn out story what always helps is getting together with other people in rocketry. Are there any Rocketeers here from Ventura? If so I love to have you over to the studio and talk shop. You can sit in Kirk's chair and see a huge model of the Enterprise I built, props, masks, creatures and more.
I'm heading to Roctober on the 12 in my motor home to meet and fly with the ROC but I have to get my old rockets ready again and build this Zephyr before then.
I should have done this new guy check in post earlier.
Thanks guys,
Steve