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| A Time Machine! I remember the film after H. G. Wells novel as one of my earliest encounters with Steampunk - even if I had no idea about that term back then. |
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| If you don't know what it is but it looks cool: call it art! |
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| I guess this is the Nikola Tesla memorial garden - fabulous! |
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| There are a few golden rules about creating Steampunk machines. An important one is: It doesn't needs to fulfill any purpose as long as it moves, rattles, steams, buzzes, blinks and has lots of gears! |
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| Now thats a cool steam locomotive! |
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| War of the Worlds? At least it looks a lot like a Martian war machine. |
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| Bryn Oh has her own exhibit stage featuring an alien world at the SL Planetarium. |
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| As much as it fits to the exhibit, this telescope is a regular exhibit at the Planetarium. |
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| Making Emma an offer she can't refules at vendor at the Steampunk Marketplace. |
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| I really love these electro-installations! |
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| Lots! |
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| Steamy! The racetrack for the Steampunk-vehicle race on March 6th. |
Here is your ticket to the Festival. Plan to spend some time there and watch out for dropping jaws ;-)
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