This picture is from the Final Fantasy game series. However, the first time I saw it, my instant reaction was Star Wars: an interior shot from a dieselpunk Deathstar. The Tibetan mystic must sneak across the abyss without attracting the … Continue reading
Summary in English: A Swedish podcast about what is steam- and dieselpunk. My debut in podcasting. Den gångna helgen var min dotter Elin och jag på Silwersteam, en steampunkkongress i Eskilstuna. Där blev vi ombedda att delta i Fandompodden #49 … Continue reading
Dieselpunk is characterized by, among other things, fanciful machinery and vehicles. Those gadgets must, however, originate in some place. Well, here it is: the archetypical dieselpunk engineering lab with, where you see Doctor Zarkov being busy with developing the repulsor … Continue reading
This chap could be an adventurer in a Hongkongese action movie placed in the 1920s, a dapper Indiana Jones of the the Orient. Also, I could easily out him in my equally action-packed Ice War or Lemuria 1930s timelines. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
This is what I want my computer to look like: a jury-rigged contraption in a dieselmech’s workshop. Artist unknown.
A trio of dieselpunk landspeeders, for example suitable for retrostyle crossovers with Star Wars. Artist: Egor Kudashkin (link >>> ). Click on the picture for a larger version.
Artist: Ruud de Korte. Click on picture for a larger version.
An ice-runner straight out of my dieselpunk alt-Antarctic novel The Ice War (link >>> ). A robust machine made by mechanics at some outlying mining settlement.
Whatever this machine is, it is merciless. Click on the picture for a larger version. Artist: Panu Vuoristo
This diorama by Satoshi Araki proves the versatility of the Star Wars mythos. Welcome to the dark streets of Gotham City.
The Dream Forge 