The Powder Toy

Steampunk German and Soviet Units by kerponaut

kerponaut
kerponaut
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1st Dec 2017
9th Feb 2018
Enjoy my bad knowledge of other laguanges. All craft are powered by Propane, steam, electricity and wood gas.
facist steam wolfenstein suomi100 soviet british german finnish units steampunk

Comments

  • kerponaut
    kerponaut     21st Jun 2018
    It actually was a hindu symbol and "brought" good luck
  • Dr_Eggman
    Dr_Eggman     25th Mar 2018
    The Finnish Air Force Used a swastika as an emblem, but from what I can tell it was simply coincidence and not connected to the Nazi usage of it.
  • GlitchJames
    GlitchJames     16th Mar 2018
    Tbh, I don't think it matters if it's rotated or not. It's easier to keep it not rotated in TPT.
  • kobalt
    kobalt     15th Jan 2018
    a swastica rotated 45 degrees is not a swastica they were used before hitla used them
  • REALkittyAndCats
    REALkittyAndCats     22nd Dec 2017
    it says thats not a swastika, a swastika is 45 degrees rotated though..
  • kerponaut
    kerponaut     8th Dec 2017
    Computers and energy weapons but everything is powered by steam, wood gas, hydrogen, petrol and nuclear power. First ones being the most cheap and afordaple and last ones going into the very expensive and so not used so often. And energy weapons are going to be a thing soon probably.
  • Sanpypr0
    Sanpypr0     8th Dec 2017
    kerponaut: by the way, what technology level is this at? is it just ww1-ww2 era tech with mechs, do they have computers, energy weapons fusion, etc?
  • Sanpypr0
    Sanpypr0     8th Dec 2017
    REALkittyAndCats: i specifically said a swastika is 45 degrees off, the hindu swastika is not 45 degrees off, like on the tank. i know history...
  • kerponaut
    kerponaut     8th Dec 2017
    @RD23ASUS Ha!
  • LaylaSaturn
    LaylaSaturn     8th Dec 2017
    Emu Reich shall strike down any who oppose it.