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Toste
@felix-bardner.bsky.social
27 followers 7 following 4 posts
24 M
Transistorized brain.
Brayton cycle nuclear body.
Venus, my home.

Also giant oiled up men in my loins SURPRISE 18+ account I love beefy scalies and powerful robots as much as I love nuclear powered space travel (Do not get me started)
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September 25, 2025 at 10:02 PM
felix-bardner.bsky.social
Toste lore!

Bluesky doesn't seem to like loooong images so I'm stealing a trick from my reddit (🤮) days

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Toste Lore
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May 2, 2025 at 5:15 AM
felix-bardner.bsky.social
Ever wanted to take a casual stroll on literally any rocky surface in the whole solar system WITHOUT a spacesuit?

Introducing the fella: Toste!

Engineered to handle anything from Venus to Titan simply by being *Too Hot To Care*, this nuclear derg can help keep any space colony running right.
A diagram of a large anthropomorphic dragon with black scales. The wings are glowing bright red, the chest a dull red. He wears boots, a kilt, gloves, and shoulder pads. His eyes are bright yellow. Labels around the figure describe his workings- a nuclear brayton cycle generator powers him from Uranium 233. His blood is molten lead bismuth alloy and circulates heat. His wings are radiators. He has an integrated metal foundry and superheated steam breath. His clothes are woven from coarse copper alloy and blackened. His color scheme is described as "edgy ass black and incandescence". At the bottom right, the Radiator Award from the Atomic Rockets website is shown next to a small diagram of the components of his nuclear power plant- reactor, turbine, heat exchanger, compressor, and generator. Pipes connect them in order, with the turbine, compressor, and generator all sharing the same shaft. At the top right of the image, a thermal gradient from 800 kelvin to 1100, with the side caption "Add these RGB values on top".
April 20, 2025 at 9:11 AM
felix-bardner.bsky.social
Refreshing my own art pages like "when is this guy going to post something"
April 20, 2025 at 7:32 AM