Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Steam Workshop

If you were at BrickFair VA 2014, you might've seen my Steam Workshop in person! It was nominated for "Best Steampunk"!
Watch it in action here!

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Metal Valkyrie (activated)


Metal Valkyrie (activated)
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

Via Flickr:
A luxury steampunk airship suitable for captains (pirates or navy officers alike.)
Best uses are cruises, scouting missions and rescue missions.

Monday, August 27, 2012

Steampunk Train


Steampunk Train
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

The Steampunk Train I brought to BrickFair 2012!

As gunslingers travel through an unforgiving desert, they must be on the lookout for threats ....

Even though this was in the Steampunk category, it was nominated for Best Train Engine at BrickFair 2012 along with three other trains!

Thursday, June 28, 2012

Mr. Octopunk


Mr. Octopunk
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

Mr. Octopunk is a member of Cthulhu's people with a Steampunk arm. As he sits an a temple built for him, he gazes into the river and ponders his life.

This is my entry to the LEGO ReBrick Octopus challenge! If you would like to vote for it, use the following link and click on the "Like" button:
http://rebrick.lego.com/en-US/bookmark/mr--octopunk/hvfxe2

All you need to sign into LEGO ReBrick is a LEGO account or a Facebook account! :-)

Monday, January 2, 2012

Steam-tank Transport Train


Steam-tank Transport Train
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

During the Great Coal Shortage in the Steampunk Universe, various military organizations scrambled to control coal mines. In order to dispatch combat vehicles at a faster rate, lighter Steam Tanks were created, along with a railway transport system so the fuel source of the combat vehicle wouldn't be depleted. The engines of the transport trains were given an enhanced internal boiling system that reduced waste. Unfortunately, transport trains became targeted by enemies of the military organization the trains were affiliated with, so the combat vehicle cargo would have to be unloaded and reloaded at different intervals.