Category Archives: Creations

With the new airship — the “Terra-Kojima Merlin-class airship”, as we’re calling it — entering beta, I decided that now would be a pretty good time to complete the control panel. Our goal was to establish a Victorian feel to … Continue reading →

Who has two thumbs and makes the most awesome elevator in Second Life? THIS guy. Oh, hold on. You can’t see me, so that joke doesn’t really work. Not that it’s ever actually funny. Anyway… Over the years, I’ve had … Continue reading →

My ears are burning. No wait! That’s my face! AAAAAaaaaaa!! As some readers know, I’ve been in contact with SL only minimally in the last couple of weeks, during which time a couple of people reported a little bit of … Continue reading →

Today I’m releasing an update to the Terra Starburst. Version 1.1 has a few improvements that you might like: Vastly improved use of script resources to reduce effect on region lag. It should be easier to use in slow sims. … Continue reading →

Abbotts was crushed under the weight of the crowds of people, but the wait was worth it. The Starburst parachute is now for sale at… Abbotts Aerodrome Xstreet SL

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnurKP662p0] Here’s my demo vid of the Starburst sport parachute. For those who can’t see the embedded video, here’s the link to the video on YouTube.

As the Terra Starburst parachute enters the beta testing stage, I’d like to put the call out for experienced SL skydivers and BASE jumpers to put the Starburst through its paces. All you have to do is use the rig … Continue reading →

Find your calendar and mark this date: Saturday, November 21. That’s the day you’ll get the most stylish skydiving gear SL has ever seen. I’ve teamed up with designer, Dean Quihoxil, to bring you not only the new Terra Starburst … Continue reading →

Today I released an upgrade to the popular Terra Stingray amphibious jet. Version 1.1 now includes Turbo Boost. Kick in the afterburners for that extra blast of speed. But be careful… that speed comes at a cost: using afterburners eats … Continue reading →