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16th July 2008, 06:58 PM

"CEO Boom"wrote:

> In the original concept art, it was the Wonderful Wizard of Woz, at
> work in Steve Jobs' garage. By the time the installation took place,
> the character and surroundings changed to include several other
> notables such as Robert Noyce, Bill Gates, Gordon Moore, Jack Tramiel,
> and several others. So, technically, it is an amalgam (but 80% Woz in
> my opinion). Careful inspection of all the props would yield a
> treasure trove of early memorabilia, in the WDI tradition.
>
> As far as I know, the car is not a specific set piece, just a prop
> from the CA Studios boneyard. I'll see if I can find out more !

I just wanted to say thanks for sharing all these wonderful details! I
love the little secrets you share with us. In true CM fashion, you're
spreading the magic! :-)

--
Kitty >^..^< (TDC Bashful)

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16th July 2008, 06:58 PM	#4 (permalink)
Bashful Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	Who's garage is that in Spaceship Earth? "CEO Boom"wrote: > In the original concept art, it was the Wonderful Wizard of Woz, at > work in Steve Jobs' garage. By the time the installation took place, > the character and surroundings changed to include several other > notables such as Robert Noyce, Bill Gates, Gordon Moore, Jack Tramiel, > and several others. So, technically, it is an amalgam (but 80% Woz in > my opinion). Careful inspection of all the props would yield a > treasure trove of early memorabilia, in the WDI tradition. > > As far as I know, the car is not a specific set piece, just a prop > from the CA Studios boneyard. I'll see if I can find out more ! I just wanted to say thanks for sharing all these wonderful details! I love the little secrets you share with us. In true CM fashion, you're spreading the magic! :-) -- Kitty >^..^< (TDC Bashful) (remove "whiskers" to e-mail)