#stylish automobiles

[krumpkin]

Packard twelve roadster ( 1938 ) 😁

[libertynstyle]

[krumpkin]

This is a stunning looking car 😁

[saltavista]

[yakwho]

멋진 차와 함께하는 특별한 하루! (A Special Day with a Stunning Car!)

멋진 차와 함께하는 특별한 하루! (A Special Day with a Stunning Car!)

[admiresthings]

[krumpkin]

Cadillac Convertible ( 1949 ) 😎😎

[libertynstyle]

[grumpy-eric]

A Nice car : )))

1954 Fiat 1100/103 Turismo Veloce Charmant Coupe

[henrywbblogs]

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[saltavista]

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1959 Dodge Coronet

This is a stylish 1959 Dodge Coronet, a classic American car. Its two-tone paint job and prominent tailfins are characteristic of the era. The car features a sleek hardtop design and chrome accents. This Coronet embodies the design trends of the late 1950s. It's a well-preserved example of a classic American automobile.

[chocodile]

Worldbuilding time! Let's talk about vehicular travel in modern day Amaranthine, using the snowmobiles from this recent comic as a jumping off point.

"Prowler" - Ironfrost patrol snowmobile - (year of manufacture: 1912)

These half-track all terrain vehicles are used by Ironfrost soldiers to travel long distances over the tundra. Originally adapted from older, four-wheeled automobiles, the half-track Prowler design became increasingly standardized over the years as eternal winter continued to creep southward. They are capable of operating in a wide variety of terrain conditions and are fairly modular. Common mods include removable skis, hardtop and softtop roofs, gun mounts, and towing attachments.

Like all vehicles, Prowlers are steam-powered. The external combustion engine runs on kerosene. In snowy conditions, feedwater can be obtained automatically through a scraper port on the underside of the vehicle, though manual feeding is required in muddy or dry conditions.

Though not as fast, reliable, or efficient as trains, their agile nature have made them an essential part of life in the far north… and, increasingly, in the middle country as well. The Rising Dawn have stolen several Prowlers for their own usage.

"Aspire" - Classic automobile (year of manufacture: 1890)

Four-wheeled vehicles are an unusual sight in the modern day. Ironfrost-made cars were in vogue among the southern rim upper class for many years, but the worsening climate has made them more and more niche as road conditions outside of major cities deteriorate. The majority of higher horsepower automobiles were converted directly into half tracks, while older, lower-end vehicles were generally scrapped for parts.

The Aspire was the last four-wheeled vehicle widely available to the public. Advertised as a stylish, powerful, modern vehicle for the elite on the go, it boasted a sleek, classy aesthetic, a removable softtop roof, and a powerful steam engine with a large kerosene tank suitable for travel between cities. Preorders were advertised to southern rim wealthy in local papers. However, a series of unusually bad winters soon after its debut scared off buyers, shutting down production early and ultimately spelling doom for the entire four-wheeled automobile industry.

One of those Aspire preorders went to Baroness Jocosa North. Though she has since passed away, her son, Theopolis North, still maintains the now wildly impractical car in near mint condition. It is almost never seen outside of its garage.

"'Icebreaker' Class E 250" - Northern cross-country train (year of manufacture: 1903)

The majority of modern-day overland travel is accomplished via train. Massive long-distance rail lines, laid before the world became quite so cold, connect the remaining cities, allowing (relatively) safe travel and trade across vast expanses of tundra.

Southerly locomotives typically operate with only a basic wedge plow attachment. However, trains that run further north must be fitted with gigantic rotary snowplows. These complex machines require significant maintenance. Though they can and will chew up most things that get in the train's way, encounters with particularly large and bony beasts have been known to jam them.

Ironfrost's line terminates in a massive, sprawling rail yard where Icebreakers are fitted and maintained. Those who have visited it tell of a dark, dreary wasteland of twisted scrap metal and ice where coal dust and smoke have turned both the sky and ground black. All northern trains must pass through that place eventually.

"Chariot of the Dawn" - One-of-a-kind luxury automobile (year of manufacture: 1920)

The only place where four-wheeled automobiles still thrive is the City of the Sun. The eternal summers and paved roads are well-suited to cars and trolleys, though they are, of course, still something of a luxury good. Licenses for ownership and operation are ultimately controlled by the church, with His Radiance having the final say. (His most devout followers, of course, tend to get preferential treatment here.)

The City of the Sun manufactures its own vehicles, adapted from Ironfrost designs in a sort of divergent evolution. Freed from the road and weather concerns of the outside world, their automobiles favor sleek, swoopy body shapes, ornamental trim, low-slung bodies with limited ground clearance, and pastel paintjobs. Additionally, the engines are far less powerful and far more finicky, requiring regular maintenance.

His Radiance himself owns several custom automobiles, all of which are egregiously bedazzled to a degree that would look grotesque to anyone who wasn't used to it. Some are open-top, allowing his loyal followers an audience with his beautiful face and glittering halo, while others feature tinted windows. You know, in case he wants subtlety.

[bald-tales]

The Mystique of Leopold: How a Barber’s Spell Transformed a Generation

In a quaint little town nestled between gentle hills and winding rivers, there exists an unassuming barber shop that stands as a testament to the art of grooming and the enchantments of destiny. Here, among the hum of clippers and the comforting scent of pomade, resided Leopold, a German-born barber whose mystical abilities transcended the mere act of cutting hair. Renowned not just for his artistry, Leopold became a figure of intrigue, drawing in customers with a blend of charm, charisma, and an inexplicable influence over their choices.

Leopold was no ordinary barber. His hands wielded scissors with a deftness that could only be described as magical. It was rumored that he could weave spells into every snip and every trim. Little did the customers know that while they reclined in his vintage chair, they were often unwitting scholars under his tutelage, eagerly absorbing his techniques and styles, sometimes even desiring to replicate his unique flair. Many left with their newly transformed personas, while a few brave souls took it a step further, enrolling in barbers’ colleges to master the craft for themselves.

One such young apprentice was Martin Battersby, whose life would be forever changed the day he chanced upon Leopold’s shop. Drawn in by a combination of curiosity and an insatiable passion for styles of barbering, Martin became an unwitting participant in Leopold’s grand design. It didn't take long for Martin to succumb to the allure of the craft. Under the enchanting influence of Leopold’s scissors and his captivating stories of transformation, he soon decided to resign from his prestigious position at a car dealership. The world of automobiles paled in comparison to the artistry of barbering that beckoned him like an ancient spell.

Once he commenced his studies at a local barbers’ college, it became evident that he had absorbed much of Leopold’s essence. His once unassuming demeanor shifted; he donned a new bald and bearded look that turned heads in the community. Martin was no longer the timid young man he had once been; he was now a confident barber in the making, ready to add his own chapters to the rich story of stylistic transformations begun by Leopold.

Martin quickly gained a reputation for his unique techniques. The memories of his time in Leopold’s chair fueled his creativity, and he pushed the boundaries of traditional styles. His clients marveled at his ability to elevate their grooming experience into a journey that celebrated individuality and expression.

In a few short visits into his burgeoning career, Martin showcased a remarkable talent for crafting exquisite facial hair designs. One of his proudest creations—a magnificent 18th-century mustache—became the talk of the town. Each curl and twist perfectly captured the essence of sophistication, drawing admiration from patrons old and young alike. It was a mustache to remember—a work of art borne from a combination of historical influence and the lessons etched in Martin’s memory from his time under Leopold’s spell.

Leopold, observing from the shadows of his shop, couldn’t help but feel a swell of pride for his young protégé. He recognized in Martin the same fire that had once ignited within him. In his own way, Martin had become a force of influence, guiding his clients on their own journeys of stylish transformation.

In this barber’s haven, the legacy of a German-born barber's mystical abilities continued to thrive, not merely through the styles he fostered or the customers he enchanted but through those like Martin, who carried forward the baton. They were not just barbers; they were artists, curators of self-expression, and, most importantly, defenders of the spellbinding narrative of the barber shop—a place where hair was not merely cut, but where lives were changed, one snip at a time.