Verne-esque Gunslinger

[archangel1]

I was flipping through my pile of Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models International magazines (reading material for the 'Throne Room', don't you know!) and came across this neat steam-powered gent in Issue 42 from way back in 2000.  It was apparently made for a series called 'The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne', from around 1998, of which I know absolutely nothing.  He would make a neat construct for somebody like Dr.Miguelito Loveless or, perhaps, even Professor Moriarty.  Have a butcher's and see what you think.

[Chairface]

They've been showing that here in Canada on the Space network every once in a while. Not a bad little show.

[archangel1]

Guess if I turned the TV on once in a while I might see some things I missed! Literally haven't watched TV in almost a year and a half, now.

[Chairface]

Guess if I turned the TV on once in a while I might see some things I missed! Literally haven't watched TV in almost a year and a half, now.

Don't feel too bad. Its buried on Sunday mornings etc. Time better spent sleeping.

[Bako]

Hah, neat. Nice find.

I hear you, archangel1. These days I mostly just watch Daily Planet, Discovery Channel (and Discovery Civilization), Animal Planet, National Geographic, a little Space channel, and Future Weapons on the TV. Though it's not a daily activity of mine to flick on the telly. Oh, and that retro channel that has Bugs Bunny and some of that other stuff.

[archangel1]

Don't feel too bad. Its buried on Sunday mornings etc. Time better spent sleeping.

What's a morning? 

[Thunderchicken]

Don't feel too bad. Its buried on Sunday mornings etc. Time better spent sleeping.

What's a morning? 

Being woken up at 6.30 by a 2 year old sitting on your chest and singing Balamory while trying to insert a pencil into your brain via your eyeball; a typical morn in the Thunderchicken madhouse.