Pre-Rework Spain content is the pinnacle of old Kaiserreich's absurdity and unrealism, and I love it.2yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Kaiserreich
Don’t call your lore realistic unless it has 50 “somehow”s and “for some reason”s1yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Kaiserreich
“The Magdeburg Unicorn”, Are there any other old wacky reconstructions similar to this? My interest is peaked.1yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Paleontology
Tried recreating the Atlantic Ocean, what do you guys think? Any suggestions?4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Worldbox
Who is the leader of Austrian Bohemia? Looking up Alois Podhajsky only comes up with an Austrian horse trainer, who I doubt is him.1yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Kaiserreich
It’s honestly amazing how monarchists and Republicans can come together on one thing: hating communists3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/monarchism
The wrecks of the SMS Cormoran and Tokai Maru, in Apra Harbor in Guam. The Cormoran and Tokai Maru sank in 1917 and 1943 respectively, and is the only location where you can find WWI ship next to a WWII ship4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
So Steelraven just teased (what I assume to be) the updated Attack Heli in the latest Citadel update, along with a weird purple tree? Both are in an inaccessible room in the Fortress base.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Ravenfield
The SS Richard Montgomery, a Liberty Ship which grounded itself on the Thames Estuary in 1944. A 1,640 foot (500 meter) exclusion zone is active around the wreck, due to 1,400 tons of unexploded munitions in her cargo holds4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
So I found some cut flags belonging to some also cut ideologies while browsing the game files. The cut Ideologies include: 55Technocracy, Anarchism, and Larkism. Most info in comments.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/AgeOfCivilizations
The RMS Titanic (left) and the RMS Olympic together, March 6, 1912. Titanic’s hull is only partially painted in this picture.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/titanic
A guide to all the tripod variants that appear in the 2005 film. Made by me.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/WarofTheWorlds
The sinking wreck of the Graf Spree, a German cruiser that was scuttled by its crew after it was forced to dock in an Allied port in Uruguay for repairs. December 17, 1939. (Reposted due to the previous title being inaccurate)4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
It’s almost amazing how similar two different games of AOH2 can be3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/AgeOfCivilizations
Floor tiling aboard the wreck of the HMHS Britannic, under 400 feet (122 meters) of water4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The propeller of the USS Johnston, the actual deepest known wreck, at a depth of 20,400 feet (6,217 meters). The known parts of the wreck lie in pieces, with known debri consisting of 2 funnels, a mast, and a gun Barbette.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
Wreck of the German cruiser Blucher, sunk by Norwegian Coastal Artillery on April 9, 1940.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The RMS Olympic at the White Star Line dock in New York City, taken sometime between 1911-1912 I think3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/titanic
Bulgarian Stormtroopers resting before Battle. Probably taken sometime between 1916-18.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/wwi
The wreck of the Scharnhorst, a German battleship sunk during the Battle of the Falkland Islands in 1914, during World War I.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The wreck of the SS Eastland. She capsized on July 24, 1915 in Chicago River, killing 844 people. She remains the deadliest sinking of the Great Lakes4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
Italian mountain troops transporting an artillery piece up a mountain in the Dolomites.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/wwi
The sinking Ryou-Un Maru, a Japanese fishing vessel that broke free from its moorings during the 2011 Japanese Tsunami. She sailed abandoned for almost an entire year before she was sunk by the US Coast Guard in March of 20124yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
A crane lowers one of Britannic’s boilers into the hull during construction. This photo was taken sometime after February of 1914.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/titanic
Today is Captain Edward Smith’s birthday. He would be 169 years old today4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/titanic
After capsizing and sinking in April of 2014, the MV Sewol was refloated in 2017 and scrapped. 304 people perished in the sinking, with the cause of the sinking being linked to a sudden turn causing the ship to capsize4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The burning remains of the General Slocum, a paddle-wheel steamer that caught fire and sank on June 15, 1904. 895 people died in the sinking.4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The anchor of the German ship SS Rio Grande. Sunk in 1944 during WWII, the Rio Grande is the deepest known shipwreck, at a depth of 18,900 feet (5760 meters) deep4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
The remains of the Titanic prop used in 1980’s “Raise the Titanic!”, which was a box office failure. The dilapidated model is on display outside of the Studio lot in Malta, albeit in horrid condition4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/titanic
The wreck of the SS Kiangya, a Chinese steamship, after striking a mine in the Huangpu River, on December 3, 1948. Up to 3,920 perished in the disaster. In 1956, the Kiangya was salvaged and converted into a ferry, before being scrapped sometime around 20004yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/Shipwrecks
An actual drawing of a Martian tripod by Wells himself. He drew it and gave it to one of his fans along with his autograph4yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/WarofTheWorlds
New movie! “War of the Worlds: The Attack” coming later this year. I expected more warning, but there doesn’t seem to be a trailer or anything.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/WarofTheWorlds
Anybody else realize the inaccuracies in the 1914 scenario? They are all minor, but it still bugs me for some reason.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/AgeOfCivilizations
China in my alternate history scenario Red International. Some lore and extra info in the comments.3yr ⋅ Manthing81 ⋅ r/AgeOfCivilizations
