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IRON CROSS commented on Sparky Gage's article 'DiesleEra Technology Today: U2 Spyplane'
its hard to think that the U2 a cold world warrior was entering service just 10 years after ww2 very cool
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'Dieselpunk Battleships'
very nice looking warships very modern looking
IRON CROSS commented on Beauregard's album
I have got both fiends of the eastern front and feinds of the rising sun and the keep all very cool dark gothic and ww2
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'Lord K's Garage - #29. Divco Milk Trucks'
very nice class and elegancy even for a comerical vehicle in australia we have and had nothing like this this type of vehicle could make a comeback in this age of high fuel prices and envromental needs
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'FIAT 2000 Tank'
very cool it shows how far we have come the discription lets put tracks on our fort is very apt
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'Lord K's Garage - 21st Issue. 1939 FIAT C MM'
that is one cool car the italians knew about styling yet there cars tended to run out electricity
IRON CROSS commented on Tome Wilson's article 'A Flapper to English dictionary (1920's slang)'
very intresting thanks for posting this
IRON CROSS commented on Hayen Mill's article 'Forgotten Infantry Weapons of WWII'
the lanchester submachinegun was a british copy of the bergman mp28 made due to a british's army's lack of submachine guns just before ww2 it never really went into combat with the army but royal navy warships carried these weapons chained…
IRON CROSS replied to Velvet Cyberpunk's discussion 'Hey there, I'm new and currently working on a dieselpunk comic book.'
Your comic sounds very intresting I would really like to know more about it
IRON CROSS replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'
To me and this is very personal Dieselpunk is the machineage rather than being a world solely fuled by diesel but where humans are at the core of every mechanical machine ie humans are needed to build and drive the machines where the machine is only…
IRON CROSS replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Who are your diesel era heroes?'
can the Supermarine spitfire be a hero? if not it should be an icon
IRON CROSS replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Who are your diesel era heroes?'
yes Douglas Bader a true hero he even tried to escape after he was shot down over france
IRON CROSS replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Who are your diesel era heroes?'
dieselpunk heros well hard to nail down so hear goes Erich hartmann higest scoring ace in ww2, Howard hughes even though he went mad still a great visionary, on the darker side Otto skorzany the ss commando leader, fictional would have to be tintin,…
IRON CROSS replied to Larry's discussion 'What Type of Dieselpunk Are You?'
Me personally I like the darkness and asthetic of the war years the concepts of loyalty, honour , hope but mostly the idea of things greater then yourselves so for me it would be the piecraftian dieselpunk
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'Lord K's Garage - 4th Issue. Tanquettes' Age'
tanklets where used at least in the UK between the wars as a way of having the embryo of a armourd force but with out having to pay for one still very cool
IRON CROSS commented on lord_k's article 'Mark V Tanks Restored'
Its good to see that someone is intrested in restoring this machine back to its former glory but to find one in ukraine of all places is a suprise I did not think that these tanks where operated by either the imperial russian forces
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 5:42am on September 14, 2009,
Studio Nyxland said… - I need to call it something else, world domination is so passe these days.
- At 7:46am on June 26, 2009,
R. Austurias said… - It is still an uncommon name around here.
- At 3:18pm on June 25, 2009,
R. Austurias said…
- A male with the name Lain? Nice.
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