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- joekc6nlx
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Does Anyone Still Follow Steampunk?
I was at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force yesterday, checked out their display of Steampunk. I got a few pictures that I posted on my Facebook account. I haven't used Dropbox in several years, so if the link doesn't work, please let me know.
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- Surtac
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Re: Does Anyone Still Follow Steampunk?
The link works. It looks like an interesting exhibition. Eclectic, even.
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- joekc6nlx
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Re: Does Anyone Still Follow Steampunk?
Thanks for coming back with the report, Surtac. I didn't get as much as I would have liked to get. The theramin didn't work, and the old videos were activated by the buttons, but not all of them played a video. The three wooden musicians display was broken, one of the museum guides tried to get it working, but was unsuccessful. I know Felicitous Sk8er liked steampunk, maybe she'll take a look.
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