Lancashire Fusilier por Mike 1501 Por Flickr: ex LMS black five no 45407 Lancashire Fusilier running round its train at Oxenhope
Hans Baluschek (1870-1935)
"City railway station" (1904)
Oil on canvas
Storming Goodrington por Chris Ainscough Por Flickr: BR Standard class 4, 75014 ‘Braveheart’ climbs Goodrington Bank on the Paignton & Dartmouth Railway 01/05/2025
Fantasy setting with magic neatly organised into elemental spheres, except each magic-using culture disagrees with all the others about what the primordial elements are, what their associations and correspondences are, and even how many of them there are. Spells always interact with other spells from the same magic system as though its elemental theory is complete, consistent, and correct, but when spells from two different magic systems come into contact it all goes a bit sideways, often in ways that require flowcharts to explain. Like, you think Ground Type vs. Rock Type is bad? There are five separate, mutually exclusive spheres of magic all called "Fire". The Sylvan Confederacy's "Water" magic explodes on contact with the Empire of the Five Pillars' "Water" magic and nobody knows why.
RIP observation/lounge cars.
What if a suburban tank engine was nuclear powered?
The class UT5 is a concept for what that might look like, with a heaping influence of slightly Americanized British motive power. Brownie points to anyone who can guess the three IRL locos I used as reference!
The size reference is Bob Hannigan, who drove 6110 on commuter service around the northern suburbs of Capital on the Imperial homeworld, out of the Wolton Green depot.
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BRIO car ferry for my ~7yo cousin, so he can muck about with toy trains in the tub. Hopefully it prints nicely.
Possessed of a normal number of facts about railways. Aviation and robotics are likewiese held in entirely average levels of regard.
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