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67 No. 67 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
ITT: Steampunk music OR other music that you think steampunks might like.

Starting off with Abney Park straight outta big foot territory.

The Clock Yard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK4hL3vRpws
Airship Pirate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri3zPE5OqJg
Wrong side- Acoustic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w8HgTsrAfI
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>> No. 1557
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1557
>>1055 Loving the tracks, nice addition!

Not sure if it's truly classed as Steampunk, but this guy is a legend and I feel that some of you might be able to appreciate him... especially if you're British.

I Still Believe - Frank Turner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKkIysX2Bow&feature=related

And something a little different...

Grown Ocean - Fleet Foxes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieeevu0K81A&feature=related
>> No. 1558
>>1557
Fleet Foxes are steampunk now? I think you're confusing brown with steampunk.
>> No. 1559
>>1558 no no, not suggesting they are Steampunk in the slightest, I just think they are epic and class Steampunk enthusiasts as epic as well... hence, by default, there should be some interest there ;)


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1551 No. 1551 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
So, I'm writing a book based on and around a Steampunk setting but there's one thing nagging at me. The creation of a human clone is central to the plot... no she's not steam powered, but the cloning device is... is this too much of a stretch for a Steampunk setting?

Pic semi-related: It's Dolly the cloned sheep... the one on the left isn't her though. Aren't clones so alike?
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>> No. 1554
>>1553 Ah cheers for your advice! :) My main inspiration is actually the machine in Casper's basement in Casper the Friendly Ghost (1995). http://tinyurl.com/7arxebf - it rises from the water at around 64:00 onward, very cool. Let me know what you think!
>> No. 1555
>>1554
Loved that movie as a kid.
>> No. 1556
>>1554
Cute, its like steampunk for kids :) But yeah, a cloning machine that looked like that would certainly work.


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1508 No. 1508 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
ITT Steampunk Ponies
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>> No. 1533
I told you they would come.

I TOLD YOU
>> No. 1539
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1539
wallpaper of OP's pic.
>> No. 1550
>>1539
Referring to yourself in the third person doesn't make you look sane. Every one of these images come from you. You ARE OP, and the only person posting anything but disgust in this thread.


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1127 No. 1127 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
So this question isn’t just for steampunks, but for anyone with martial arts experience, or just good ideas, whatever.

Here’s the deal, I’m building a faux martial art style that is based on the use of general steam punkish tools. For example I’ve made some headway using a 1-3/4 (really big) wrench in a sort of Baritsu/ Chinese wrestling club mash up that, though obviously impractical, looks really cool.

Here’s the challenge:
-Should be useable by a small framed person with little muscle mas as well as a heavy set person.
-In the style of Karate it should make use of basic tools but tools that fit the steampunk aesthetic such as wrenches, hammers, ect…
-What kind of background would it have? Honorable/ dishonorable. Gentlemanly or created on the mean cobblestones of Victorian England.
-It doesn’t have to be completely practical, but it should be fun and look cool.
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>> No. 1547
>>1544
This is the fighting style of Sherlock Holmes. In the recent Holmes movie, Robert Downey Jr. trained in that style.
>> No. 1548
Kung fu look for the various weapon styles of shaolin and maybe check out escrima stick fighting. Oh and by the way the double hooks, double butterfly swords (short wide blades), and double sai are real fighting weapons.
>> No. 1549
>>1548
Everything is a real fighting weapon. I keep trying to change the rules when I play zombie Flux to turn the coffee cup into a weapon. I could totally brain a zombie with that thing.


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So I'm working on a short film, Post-apocalyptic world, Steampunk Era. Not sure as to how to budget this... I don't have a lot of money... Any ideas for low budget costumes?
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>> No. 1541
>>1540
> It's kitschy

Isn't steampunk supposed to be kitschy by default?
>> No. 1542
>>1541
Kitschy is tacky, low quality, crappy, etc. Steampunk is a genre which can range from very high quality to really shitty, like any other genre or medium.
>> No. 1543
>>1541
>>1542
I suppose 'kitsch' as an intended style and tongue firmly in cheek is a large part of Steampunk culture, but yea, I meant it in the more demeaning way. But I mean, look at Delicatessen. Film with a filter like that, and it can cover up problems fairly well.


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We can rebuild megachan!
We have the technology!
Here's a steam crane to help with the rebuilding effort.
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>> No. 1504
NECROBUMP!
Quando meno te lo aspetti
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1528
>>17
This is so incredibly awesome that I had to go find a bigger version.
>> No. 1529
>>12
Steam cranes will forever remind me of the movie, "The Quest (1986)," and the uneasy feelings it gave me when I was 8 at the time.

The donkajin gonna get you...


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1527 No. 1527 hide quickreply [Reply]
http://www.instructables.com/tag/type-id/category-technology/channel-steampunk/

Oh man, look at all those cool DIY Steampunk projects! Like this plasma lightbulb,
http://www.instructables.com/id/Plasma-Bulb/


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1510 No. 1510 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
Doe this stuff count?

http://www.cracked.com/article_18424_the-6-most-badass-robots-invented-before-electricity.html

>What we have here is the patent of an android that could pull a cart and run up to a mile a minute. In a top hat. Smoking a pipe. Probably thinking that there was no way anybody could actually build this monstrous ironclad robotic Flash, the clerk at the patent office approved the steampunk monster. And guess what? It worked.

>The robot, which was named Daniel Lambert (that's...that's actually the weirdest part) was dressed like a human so as to "not scare the horses." Because horses will be totally OK with a nearly 8 foot tall iron giant running 5200-feet a minute while pulling a carriage, just as long as it's dressed like a proper gentleman. The people, on the other hand, probably never stopped screaming.

>5200 (feet per minute) = 59.09 miles per hour
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>> No. 1524
> a 2-legged robot pulling a cart with 2 wheels

I'm betting that cart actually has four wheels, with the others being cut off from the attached photo.
>> No. 1525
>>1524
and you would be wrong. Look at the schematic in the next post.
>> No. 1526
>>1524
>>1525
Could be either since we can't see the rest of the image. The patent drawing has the robot using a pipe in its mouth which is absent from the real one it seems. The cart may also be special built too. Otherwise, you could compare it with pictures of 2 and 4 wheeled carts made around that time to see if there's a match.

Regardless, it doesn't change much about this post >>1521 If the cart has 4 wheels then there's no need at all for any balancing on the robot's part as it would essentially be a powered 5th wheel.


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1497 No. 1497 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
So Justin Bieber is a steampunk now?

http://www.vancouversun.com/life/Little+love+Bieber+glove/5748436/story.html
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1505
Steam Santa will save the day!
>> No. 1506
Steam santa is even less real than normal santa.
>> No. 1507
>>1506
>implying normal Santa isn't real

Pfft, u so crazy Dra


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1426 No. 1426 hide expand quickreply [Reply]
So I went to a Halloween costume supply shop today, to pick up a few things to make myself a costume for a party this weekend.

I found this. I did not buy it, as fuck that shit. But I thought you lot might get a laugh.
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>> No. 1437
>>1436

Whatever you say dra
>> No. 1439
>>1437
well for some definitions of amazing, anyway.
>> No. 1501
So, in order to not post another "shit that is not steampunk" thread...

This music video is awesome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TFCuE5rHbPA


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