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Out of time. Why the Trincomalee was important to the Victorians I find HMS Trincomalee a fascinating ship, in many ways a ship out of time. Ordered by none other than Nelson, but completed too late to be… Started by Keep Calm Events	0	Mar 12
Nautical Steampunk on Steamed I'm blogging at steamed on Nautical steampunk incluiding info on the container ship known as the Cleopatra and the ironclads and much more.… Started by Maeve Alpin	1	Sep 5, 2012 Reply by Ray Dean
Nautical Steampunk on Steamed I'm blogging at steamed on Nautical steampunk incluiding info on the container ship known as the Cleopatra and the ironclads and much more.… Started by Maeve Alpin	0	Sep 5, 2012
PUNK 101: Steampunk, Dieselpunk and a Three Year Old Genius! PUNK 101: Steampunk, Dieselpunk and a Three Year Old Genius! “A guy walks up to me and asks ‘What’s Punk?’. So I kick over a garbage can… Started by Balogun Ojetade	0	May 24, 2012
STEAMPUNK AMERIKKKA! In the film, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter – based on the bestselling novel of the same name – a young Abraham Lincoln’s life is changed… Started by Balogun Ojetade	4	May 24, 2012 Reply by Balogun Ojetade
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry Recently I visited Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Anyone who has interest in steampunk should really pay a visit sometime. They… Started by Autumn Bradley	1	Apr 20, 2012 Reply by Ray Dean
Describing the Model E steam car in Steampunk I have search from one end of the internet to the other and I still cannot find a description of the Model E steam powered car. There are l… Started by Xeno Gilder	2	Apr 10, 2012 Reply by Xeno Gilder
Inaccuracy for Accuracy No Description Started by Ettrick	15	Mar 29, 2012 Reply by Xeno Gilder
Historical Accuracy in Steampunk This article is excerpted from ::Free The Princess:: blog:"Recently, there have been some articles and blog posts floating around lambastin… Started by Lia Keyes	17	Mar 18, 2012 Reply by Xeno Gilder
Mechanical Computing: Putting the science in steampunk Fellow Travellers, I ran across a series of videos from the 1950's (links below) that describe the basic mechanics of a WW2 fire control… Started by Christopher Paul	2	Mar 24, 2011 Reply by Jonathan D. Beer

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