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[JNoton]

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Oh, wow.


You've just owned mine before I've even finished it.

 

[tyler-durden]

Very cool Iron Man drawing antmanx68

 

[The Shadow]

well...I was gonna enter but now...whats the point.

 

[The Squirrel]

well...I was gonna enter but now...whats the point.

The point is to show off you idea.

 

[MODOK]

In honor of the Galactus "force" in Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer, I present:

Steampunk Galactus!

 

[Johann Krauss]

awesome

 

[the_Horror]

hahahahahahahah i was actually thinking about galactus lol brilliant

 

[MODOK]

Thanks for the kind words! It was fun to do!

 

[Mattchew]

Even thought its only been about a week, I feel like I've been working on this for about 2 years, so I'm going to call it a day and post it.

I really love this month's theme, great job everyone so far.

The "Iron Man" project was Sir Anthony Starke's life's work. He built his suit of armour using rare alloys sythesized in his own laboratory that made it virtually indestructible, and absolutely one of a kind. Utilizing steam, gears, and pneumatics; the suit increased the wearer's strength 100 fold, and was equipped with the world's most advanced military weaponry. The suit was designed to be a one-man army, that would protect the empire from outside attack. The only flaw in the suit's design was the lack of a power source great enough to sustain its operation for long periods of time. Although he worked on other projects, and his company flourished, Starke toiled for years to solve the “Iron Man's” energy dilemma.

One night while leaving his laboratory, Starke was shot in the chest by hired thugs who stole the notebook containing the “Iron Man” blue prints. The ordeal left Starke very near death with a chest full of bird shot. The pellets moved closer to his heart each hour and the outlook was grim. It was through the skill of his colleague, alchemist and mage, Steven Strange that he was saved. On his death-bed, Stark worked with Strange to design a device that would be implanted into his chest, repelling the metal fragments from his heart. This device harnessed zero-energy currents along with magnetic fields and Starke's own life force, tapped by Strange's magic. Essentially, it created a pipe-line into Starke's very soul. The result, was a delicate balance of technology and magic that held the fatal shot in place.

As Starke recovered, he learned that the men who robbed him that night were hired by Obidiah Staine, his second in command. Stane sought to supplant Starke as the chief of Starke Industries, and use his technology for more aggressive expansion, wiping “undesirables” off the face of the globe. Through month's of careful development and experimentation, Starke found a solution to the “Iron Man's” design flaw. He learned that he was able to connect the machine's generators directly to the device that he and Strange built. It acted as a valve of sorts, spreading his life force, or ether, throughout the entire machine. This new configuration gave the “Iron Man” a nearly limitless power supply, and made Starke the only person on the earth would could pilot it. With his creation, Starke set out on a crusade to rid the world of the hidden evils that plague it.... to alway stand up for justice, civility, and right.

amazing!

 

[Mattchew]

In honor of the Galactus "force" in Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer, I present:

Steampunk Galactus!

nice! hahahah!

 

[vicariou5]

Even thought its only been about a week, I feel like I've been working on this for about 2 years, so I'm going to call it a day and post it.

I really love this month's theme, great job everyone so far.

Love the etched style.

My pick so far!

 

[Phig]

it's been said before, but beautiful work, antman. this is a GREAT contest theme... I'm crazy busy as always, but I might have to try and whip something out...

 

[Kahoot]

Here's my entry, a photoshop painting of Steampunk Batman. I probably should've waited to do some more fine-tuning before I posted this, but I don't want to overdo it, so here its.

Enjoy!

Batman doesn't look too different now. It's the details that sells this. His belt, the tie on cape and the gloves.

 

[Live-ActionMan]

I think I'm gonna do a poste of a fantasized remake of The Rocketeer for this month's contest.

 

[Ring Deacon]

Not my best manip work but it is my first try at steampunk.
The costume is made up of 3 different civil war uniforms.

 

[draculaakumajou]

nice ideas so far, love galactus and green goblin

 

[donaldthe3rd]

Not my best manip work but it is my first try at steampunk.
The costume is made up of 3 different civil war uniforms.

Very coolt:

 

[nightcrawler29]

Even thought its only been about a week, I feel like I've been working on this for about 2 years, so I'm going to call it a day and post it.

I really love this month's theme, great job everyone so far.

The "Iron Man" project was Sir Anthony Starke's life's work. He built his suit of armour using rare alloys sythesized in his own laboratory that made it virtually indestructible, and absolutely one of a kind. Utilizing steam, gears, and pneumatics; the suit increased the wearer's strength 100 fold, and was equipped with the world's most advanced military weaponry. The suit was designed to be a one-man army, that would protect the empire from outside attack. The only flaw in the suit's design was the lack of a power source great enough to sustain its operation for long periods of time. Although he worked on other projects, and his company flourished, Starke toiled for years to solve the “Iron Man's” energy dilemma.

One night while leaving his laboratory, Starke was shot in the chest by hired thugs who stole the notebook containing the “Iron Man” blue prints. The ordeal left Starke very near death with a chest full of bird shot. The pellets moved closer to his heart each hour and the outlook was grim. It was through the skill of his colleague, alchemist and mage, Steven Strange that he was saved. On his death-bed, Stark worked with Strange to design a device that would be implanted into his chest, repelling the metal fragments from his heart. This device harnessed zero-energy currents along with magnetic fields and Starke's own life force, tapped by Strange's magic. Essentially, it created a pipe-line into Starke's very soul. The result, was a delicate balance of technology and magic that held the fatal shot in place.

As Starke recovered, he learned that the men who robbed him that night were hired by Obidiah Staine, his second in command. Stane sought to supplant Starke as the chief of Starke Industries, and use his technology for more aggressive expansion, wiping “undesirables” off the face of the globe. Through month's of careful development and experimentation, Starke found a solution to the “Iron Man's” design flaw. He learned that he was able to connect the machine's generators directly to the device that he and Strange built. It acted as a valve of sorts, spreading his life force, or ether, throughout the entire machine. This new configuration gave the “Iron Man” a nearly limitless power supply, and made Starke the only person on the earth would could pilot it. With his creation, Starke set out on a crusade to rid the world of the hidden evils that plague it.... to alway stand up for justice, civility, and right.

nice dude!

 

[strikezone89]

Not my best manip work but it is my first try at steampunk.
The costume is made up of 3 different civil war uniforms.

very nice

 

[Mike_D202]

In honor of the Galactus "force" in Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer, I present:

Steampunk Galactus!

LMAO!!! This has my vote

 

[TedKordLives]

I posted an entire Steampunk JLA in the DC redesign thread a few months ago. Maybe I'll have to dredge some of those up and do a finished piece for this...

 

[5p1d3r]

Here is my entry for the month. Hope you all like.

 

[Odin's Fury]

^ AWESOME dude. Have you seen the Steampunk Transformers?

 

[MODOK]

I love the idea of a steampunk Optimus Prime! Great job!

 

[5p1d3r]

^ AWESOME dude. Have you seen the Steampunk Transformers?

No, I will look it up and check them out!