Some large-format diagrams for Patreon

 aircraft, drawings, history, news, nukes, Patreon, rockets, spacecraft  No Responses »
Jun 282014
 

Yay! I’ve gone over the $100 benchmark in my Patreon campaign, so I will be releasing at least one large format image or high-rez scanned aerospace document per month. It’s only a pittance per month to get in on this!

These are vastly-reduced versions of some of the diagrams I may include as rewards for Patreon patronage. Not all are unbuilt aerospace projects, obviously, but all are, I trust, of interest to those interested in aerospace. If interested, please consider joining my Patreon campaign. Also to be provided are PDFs of aerospace documents.

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 Posted by at 10:53 pm

*Some* of our sci-fi future has arrived

 awesomeness, humor, Patreon, science, science fiction, youtube  No Responses »
Jun 282014
 

It’s not power armor; it’s not fully mechanical cybernetic limbs. It’s not even repaired nerve tissue. But hey, it’s a start.

[youtube 2Xd27c-pz4Y]

And as an aside: that YouTube video led me to the following video. Which I cannot begin to explain. I think it goes like this:

“Why?”

“Because Japan, that’s why.”

[youtube tYgHdxmCcAI]

 Posted by at 10:06 pm

“Subscribe” to the Unwanted Blog

 APR, blather, Hmm..., Patreon  No Responses »
Jun 052014
 

A reader suggested via email that in addition to the “Tip Jar” I set up automatic PayPal “subscriptions.”  I have doubts regarding this, but I don’t suppose it can hurt, and maybe the world is loaded with people who desperately *want* to support the Unwanted Blog, but wish there was an easier way to do it on a monthly basis. Well, if so… here ya go. The drop-down menu provides for a range of monthly automatic payments.

There’re no particular goodies associated with the various subscriptions, apart from the warm fuzzy feeling I’m sure you’ll get knowing that you’re supporting a goofy aerospace nerd and his cats.

 

 



2018 update: And due to the current climate, below is an alternate way to sign up for the Aerospace Projects Review monthly rewards. Probably a bit clunkier than the official approach, but under the circumstances, if you want to use this system, I fully understand.



 Posted by at 9:58 pm
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