Months of digging through this forum resulted in the near completion of my own humble 35mm adapter. It is a fairly simple design employing a thorlabs tube and a focusing screen from my old Zenit-E SLR camera. I just ordered the Type D focusing screen for Nikon F3 cameras from B&H(they just got them in stock if you are interested). I will replace it with the one from Zenit and see if it performs better. But for now, here is the footage. It is unfortunately half the size of the original and does hide the static grain(there is some). Also, there is sound for those who have their speakers turned up :) Thank you all for the wealth of information you provided....
Ohh and the camera is Panasonic GS250. (no achromat)

http://www.savefile.com/files/8889836

what were your parts?

nice footage. yes please tell use more on the build.

I put the pictures of the adapter on the blog...

http://redmushroom.blogspot.com/

If somebody needs a more detailed list of parts, I can post that as well.

Looks great! I wanted to post a comment on the blog, but yours won't allow anonymous posting. So here it is :
Metal, wood, whatever works. I like the look of it. Love to see the inside spacer that you used (wooden ones) and the GG that you are using.

Thank you guys for your comments. I just changed the permissions on the blog so everyone can comment on it.

I think the blogger site went down(maybe maintance). Sorry about that.

Due to the blog site being down, here is the backup link....

http://people.unt.edu/dpu0002/

Awe, shucks -- that's so CUTE :)