Subforum | Page 2 | Historical Fashions | Guild Forums

hi im tools

Punk

11,400 Points

100

Offline

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 5:16 pm

How much were they?

And I've never used it, but I hear E-bay sells alot of things.

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 5:58 pm

The specific goggles I wanted were WWI replicas made out of leather and metal instead of pleather and plastic. They were about $60 but worth it for the quality. I may check eBay, since it's now down to that or making them out of cardboard and string. .___.

Hooseki
Captain

Sparkly Cat

8,775 Points

200
200
200

Offline

hi im tools

Punk

11,400 Points

100

Offline

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 8:20 pm

Hooseki

The specific goggles I wanted were WWI replicas made out of leather and metal instead of pleather and plastic. They were about $60 but worth it for the quality. I may check eBay, since it's now down to that or making them out of cardboard and string. .___.

Haha I believe the Alternative to the alternative wouldn't work very well.
The first alternative will work C:

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 1:12 am

Steeeeeeampunk. I recently attended a steampunk convention (SteamPowered) and it was so much fun! There were so many amazing artisans and some of the costumes were outstanding. Abney Park played on their steamy instruments. My sisters did take some pictures but she apparently lost the cord to upload pictures off her camera so... I'll have to show you this link instead. These were the Steampunk Ghostbusters at the convention. :3 http://www.steampunkghostbusters.com/Salutations.html

suusuus

Offline

hi im tools

Punk

11,400 Points

100

Offline

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 1:24 am

The one on the far-left seems a bit under-dressed.
Now I am not a girl, but it would seem that this one is the hot one no?
Ironic, he doesn't have cooler clothes. c;<

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 10:37 pm

Mactabilis Lupus

The one on the far-left seems a bit under-dressed.
Now I am not a girl, but it would seem that this one is the hot one no?
Ironic, he doesn't have cooler clothes. c;<

He is... tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me...
He looks a little young for my specific tastes, and he is quite under-dressed... but I have no idea who he is. sweatdrop I didn't notice him at the convention. I think the guy in the middle is quite attractive. He has a bit of a swagger to him, which is funny because I've never really gone for swaggerers. Then again, maybe it's the epic facial hair.....

suusuus

Offline

Lhuv-Kerapht

4,000 Points

200
250
200

Offline

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 7:06 pm

That's a concept that fascinates!

The fellow on the left is rather underdressed, sadly, but I have to admit that he rather sets my mind to wondering if his mother minds very much that he's out late. He does seem to be quite young.

Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 6:07 pm

I've adored Ghostbusters since I saw the first movie at the drive-in as a child. This twist on it is delightful.

Lolita can be downright adorable, but it puts me in mind of my girly-girl roughneck three-year-old daughter. I think Steampunk is more my speed. If I even have a speed... I don't think I've figured out my style at all.

Trelayne

Offline

Welcome to Gaia! ::

Gaia Guilds

The Historical Clothing, Home, and Lifestyle Guild

Quick Reply

More Information