Assembly and my first B0M

And for all of you who are all "artsy" and think "we'll never need to know this", ACTUALLY, my prof who worked on @v@tar, R0b0cop, etc was saying that they DID need to make some of these for production. A manual, when they made actual set parts or props that had to be used by the actors and crew. They had to make a little booklet which would have clear instructions, especially for props that were custom built, and bear in mind sometimes you are in one location and they're shooting in three other different countries so you need to be clear. So there; I've justified what was fun actually building.

Everyone should know how to build an @ssembly of parts, an expl0ded view and label out the parts; there is actually a shortage of people who can do this stuff in entertainment, which is kind of sad, but oh well.....