>>2525
i smells a douchebag.

there called steampunk goggles, you can make your own....

http://www.threadbanger.com/episode/iST_20080826

If you goto a welding store, you can purchase a pair of gas welding goggles with very dark lenses and the bonus that the lenses tilt upward out of the way. This would be a great pair of goggles as a base for additional fittings.

the mad scientist has been around in science fiction for almost as long as science fiction itself. the best steampunk example I can think of is Dr Frankenstein, from the book Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus which was published in 1831 but Doctor Steel's latex lab coat isn't very steampunk, neither is his lab in the Dr Steel show. should this be moved to /disc/

>>1953
I liked where he was going when he said that by being crazy he can avoid the rules of today, letting one flex their steampunk muscle without being called a "nerd." Modern convention can be so dull and dictated sometimes. But when he got into the "reality is subjective" part, he went a bit off the deep end for me.

If Dr. steel asked me to I would burn a city to the ground and raise it again as an amusement park if only for ghosts.

>>2538
if you mean "The Lower Animals" then yes. im listening to some previews of it right now, i might have to pick this up.

he's in this video, on the left.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyfGF9vYuJM

>>2539
Yes! Thanks, I couldn't remember the name for the life of me. It's good to hear some good things about it, I'll probably look it up myself, as well.

http://www.gildedagerecords.com/

http://www.boxsteambrewery.com/

Fucking related!!!

Mmm...If you want to see some steampunk looking environments, go into a old whiskey distillery sometime. Copper pot stills and tubing EVERYWHERE.

This just popped up on failchan. Yes...I lurk there. sometimes. When i'm very very bored.

>>2246
>>2245
Glad I could finally add to this amazing board!

>>1888
Any more, or name? I'd like to see moar. :3

>>2548
I reckon so, can't really deny Wild Wild West though.

>>2550 of course that's steampunk, the giant mechanical spider is a bit of a giveaway.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Steampunk_films

ugh,ugly camera whores...

people don't post on this board because most steampunks think that it consists entirely of wearing a pair of goggles and drawing a bad attempt at a boiler once in while. Steampunks are in general a really lame sub caste of hipsters

Just trying to avoid the mannish camwhores, I suspect.

<<<

are you trying to make yet another blade runner thread in the /cy/ board by chance?

You missed.

>>2410
thats it? pff.. thats not a lot...

I remember a game when I was a kid in playstation it was about a anthropomorphic(furry) guy living in islands in the sky riding a steam robot jumping/flying from one island to another shooting out steam and bubbles(like how the guy in steamboy flew) the setting there was pretty much steampunkish with a bit of more industrial

sky mines,victorian towns and IIRC he is a postman of somesort

and no its not the last exile

If you're willing to accept alternate history with Lovecraftian overtones, the Shadow Hearts series spans from 1898 (counting Koudelka) to 1929, and I consider it my own personal gateway to steampunk as a genre.