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Defying Gravity Josh Simpson

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Uploaded by on Apr 29, 2008

The making of a 100 lb. Megaplanet - for the Corning Museum Collection (and the World's largest Paperweight). "I was honored to be asked to create the 1000th paperweight for the Corning collection". Produced by WGBY - Keith Clark. Full 60 minute video documentary available through www.megaplanet.com.

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  • @BobGarbo

    Martins stuff doesn't weigh nearly as much as these big planets did either. Also Im pretty sure Martin, skilled man that he is, has never created his own replication of meteorite glass either.

  • soo clean!!! hardly any air bubbles for such a detailed piece.

  • he also doesn't put so much detail like josh does. but martin makes some hella big shit

  • Martin Blank goes way bigger, and doesn't make such a big deal about it.

  • THAT WAS EPIC.

  • absolutely awe-inspiring!

  • Amazing! I was holding my breath when they were putting it in the annealing oven....

    Beautiful!

  • I seem to remember something like six weeks in the annealer. The studio changes Josh had to make were amazing ... one thing lead to another, and another, and another. As Steve Stadelman says ".... infrastructure, baby". The full length HD DVD is (or was) available when you join WGBY.

  • How long were the p/ws annealed for?

  • nice

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