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Mr Hildebrandt took a trip down his memory lane recently, and recalled a programme that he caught on the cathode ray tube called Jack of All Trades.  It features Bruce Campbell as a lovable, patriotic rogue, with a sharp wit and a glint in his eye in a 19th Century world with strangely out of [...]

Mr Wall, while a member of the medical profession by day, does 3d modelling in TrueSpace by night – wonderfully twisted, Victorian-fictional medical contraptions that put the fear back into Steampunk medicine. Surprisingly, Mr Wall had been operating (no pun intended) in somewhat of a vacuum, and had no idea that his genre had [...]

Mr Pack sends word of his creation – the Steampunk Clockwork Rifle, and a handsome (and purely decorative) contraption it is too! With a hand carved stock, clockwork gears and a spyglass for a rather shiny looking scope, the Clockwork Rifle is loosely based on the classic Kentucky rifle. (I’ll take your [...]

Baron Von Fogel and Mr Kraft (and also from someone at my work) forwarded a link to the new trailer for Gentleman’s Duel animated short that we looked at a while ago. Apparently the Baron Von Fogel has had the pleasure of actually seeing the whole thing, and speaks very highly of it indeed! [...]

Datamancer kindly pointed out some of the beautiful PC case creation and modding done by Mr Stephenson. From PCs in oversized old-fashioned microphones, to PCs in bakelite-like radio cases, to the above pen display PC with custom pen catelogueing software installed on it – and it keeps your pens warm to boot. *chuckles* [...]

When I posted about another gear based game a while ago, Mr Moores remembered a little flash game that he’d encountered in the past that he thought I might like – Gear Puzzle. It’s a simple little game, where I had to use trial and error mostly – but I warn you, when you [...]

Mr Hildebrandt pointed out the post over at Spy’s Spice blog on the sand sculptures of Kirk Rademaker, such as the one above. Now, while I can barely erect a small castle with all the edges intact – with a bucket to help me, Mr Rademaker can construct tall, perfectly angled constructions of organic [...]

Most of the time, Steampunk is set in the western Victorian era – set often either in Europe or North America, during the 19th Century – but at the same time other countries were going through an as interesing (if not more interesting) changes too – Japan being a prime example with the opening up [...]

Rare indeed is the Steampunk fan who would turn down the opportunity to visit the inside of the infamous Captain Nemo’s submarine – the Nautilus. But rarer still is the 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea fan who comissions the creation of a Nautilus themed home cinema, like the one above! Mr and Mrs [...]

When Mr Hildebrandt created his Telecalculograph Steampunk PC mod, he discovered that the usual sounds that come from your average OS, just didn’t really fit with the now stove-pipe and furnace sprouting machine that he now had. So, having requested and been given permission by the lovely people responsible for the UT conversion, Damnation: [...]