Janes Interstellar

Custom Onion the Mecha

#Battletech #Orion #Mechwarrior #Art #Mecha #Anime

Thank you for proving my fucking point.

“Yes, operator? I’d like to report a murder?”

It’s the efforts like yours that help make the hellscape we all live in just a hair more bearable. Thanks my dude, for being a light instead of a bludgeon.

Conformal fuel tank for extended operations?

I’m still waiting for the preorder on my Kurita Ranger lance. My LGS isn’t expected to see stock until the end of February. I want my Avatar and Chimera dammit!

Not only do I want one for myself, but I want it in STO as well damn it!

As a proud member of the 75-ton Mafia, I love them both already!

Holy shiit lmao

If not Gestapo, why Gestapo-shaped?

And that, right there, is precisely why the Americans routinely get routed or give up when fighting against insurgencies or guerrilla fighters. They refuse to learn this lesson.

Remember that ICE recruits never would have made it through basic.

Something I've been cooking up.

A new alpha predator. #startrekart #spaceshipart #conceptart #blender #3dart

The Concorde-class command cruiser USS Jean-Baptiste Charcot, awaiting final clearance to leave the Sol-system.

Clearance given, the Charcot departs for the Bajor-system in order to traverse the Bajoran wormhole and begin her mission.

Maintaining a geo-stationary orbit in close proximity to Earth Spacedock in order to facilitate last minute personnel transfers and provisioning before departure. In the background, a Yorktown-class cruiser can be seen in the process of transiting the station’s enormous space doors.

Seen from above, the Concorde-class USS Jean-Baptiste Charcot ably displays the massive starship’s graceful lines and many large observation decks. Originally designed as a fleet command cruiser, where said decks were meant to facilitate fleet manoeuvres, these decks will make the viewing of planetary bodies and astral phenomena easy for the vessel’s 1250 crew-members.

Set to engage in an unprecedented voyage across the Gamma quadrant, the newly launched Concorde-class USS Jean-Baptiste Charcot will be joined by USS Keeling, fresh from her own recent adventure escorting the flotilla tasked with recovering the long-lost USS Enterprise-B.

“Moskau” intensifies

There’s a coyote under that.

Here’s me appreciating the attention to detail, no matter how they pulled it off.

I haven’t done an in-universe Trek news blurb in too long. What with the world being what it is… I gotta get back on my shit damn it!

It helps that Sung Kang is a real car guy, too. Loves S30 Fairlady Zs.

If interacting with fandoms has taught me anything, it’s this: if there’s nothing to bitch about, they’ll invent something. What they invent speaks volumes about who they are.

Surely Ghom would have been a better choice?

Always remember that centrists have already chosen their side; they’re just too chicken-shit to admit it publicly. They’re less trustworthy than fascists because they’re backstabbers that wear the face of a friend. Fascists, at least, are open and honest about being evil.

That would essentially be the Columbia-class from STO.

"...and from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a Merry Christmas – and God bless all of you, all of you on the good Earth." CDR Frank Borman: Apollo 8, December 24, 1968 at 08:59 PM CST

Happy holidays from the Daily Quindar team!

This looks like just the thing for a cold-ass winter day!

Ship’s cat

It isn’t, it’s just that you’ve not noticed it before. The evil act is the same, but the quantity is what might be different.

It *is* your country, as the rest of the world has seen it for decades, but now you’re finally seeing it too.

Now, if you want a more direct “Mars” rip-off, listen to the track “The Battle” from Gladiator.

You’re not my real dad! What if I *want* to summon Arnold Vosloo in a loincloth?