P3D Scholastic's "Dynamite"

[edrys@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Eric Drysdale)]

Hi all,

The "Dynamite" Anaglyph posters mentioned in Ray Zone's post were my first
exposure to 3D of any kind, and I was very taken with them when I was a
kid.  At a young age (10, I guess) I found red and blue pencils and used my
Dynamite glasses to make very crude 3D drawings.  I still have the 3D
"skateboard!" poster, and it is rather well done.  I recall that they
issued a 3D poster book, too, which was a compilation of all of the 3D
posters that had appeared in the magazine.

Dynamite was the magazine that once (in all seriousness) posited the
musical question "The Bee-Gees or The Beatles: Who is the greatest?"

-Eric D.


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