Vie Ventar
@vieventar.bsky.social
Twitch Streamer, Tabletop RPG DM and Player, Dilenttante of many feilds. I also write moderately awful scifi. Painfully British.
Bloke, male pronouns are fine.
Bloke, male pronouns are fine.
There is precedence for lit emblems going back to the 30's to be fair.
If I remember rightly it served as a daytime running light.
But yeh, it's way overdone on modern vehicles.
If I remember rightly it served as a daytime running light.
But yeh, it's way overdone on modern vehicles.
November 5, 2025 at 5:40 PM
There is precedence for lit emblems going back to the 30's to be fair.
If I remember rightly it served as a daytime running light.
But yeh, it's way overdone on modern vehicles.
If I remember rightly it served as a daytime running light.
But yeh, it's way overdone on modern vehicles.
Based on the turret?
A13 mk1
A13 mk1
September 11, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Based on the turret?
A13 mk1
A13 mk1
Can't think why but somebody sent me this earlier today.
Always a nice bit of the film to revisit.
Always a nice bit of the film to revisit.
September 11, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Can't think why but somebody sent me this earlier today.
Always a nice bit of the film to revisit.
Always a nice bit of the film to revisit.
So, sometimes I take a look at the folks who follow me and just... ..have to take a moment to stare at them.
August 30, 2025 at 9:34 AM
So, sometimes I take a look at the folks who follow me and just... ..have to take a moment to stare at them.
Post something from your camera roll that comes up when you search for "Yellow car"
If you are like me and there is no search function for your camera roll, presumably if you leave image analysis on it auto tags things in photos, just find the first yellow car manually.
Here is my last DND map.
If you are like me and there is no search function for your camera roll, presumably if you leave image analysis on it auto tags things in photos, just find the first yellow car manually.
Here is my last DND map.
August 23, 2025 at 7:45 AM
Post something from your camera roll that comes up when you search for "Yellow car"
If you are like me and there is no search function for your camera roll, presumably if you leave image analysis on it auto tags things in photos, just find the first yellow car manually.
Here is my last DND map.
If you are like me and there is no search function for your camera roll, presumably if you leave image analysis on it auto tags things in photos, just find the first yellow car manually.
Here is my last DND map.
Without downloading new pictures, where are you mentally?
August 11, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Without downloading new pictures, where are you mentally?
All Cops Are Barkers?
Give the Cop a Bone?
I'm not crazy right, that's just strait up a fursuit?
Give the Cop a Bone?
I'm not crazy right, that's just strait up a fursuit?
![A picture of a laminated sheet of A4 paper serving as a public notice, tied via two black zip ties to a lamppost.
On it is a picture of the local police team in front of a Peugeot patrol car. Four fairly normal looking police officers, two men two women... ..and somebody in what looks to be an actual fursuit rather than a mascot outfit.
The sign reads:
Talk with your local police team
Come and meet your local police team.
It's a chance to:
Share any concerns you have
Receive crime prevention advice
Find out what police are doing in your area
Report crime
Date [censored]
Time [also censored for some reason]
Place [censored]
Devon & Cornwall Police
Local policing with local communities.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:66prsyy4w65hegjsz57f5xvu/bafkreiem3kwtfnuduphuhhrjn3no24arsfugxeavdk6zcfi4fofhu3txeu@jpeg)
July 10, 2025 at 1:40 PM
All Cops Are Barkers?
Give the Cop a Bone?
I'm not crazy right, that's just strait up a fursuit?
Give the Cop a Bone?
I'm not crazy right, that's just strait up a fursuit?
Old map I did years ago for a Star Trek tabletop.
Bridge of an alternate universe USS Excelsior.
Bridge of an alternate universe USS Excelsior.
May 31, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Old map I did years ago for a Star Trek tabletop.
Bridge of an alternate universe USS Excelsior.
Bridge of an alternate universe USS Excelsior.
No good news, but a friend has got a fresh set of kittens to make unmanly noises at the adorableness of.
May 28, 2025 at 2:36 PM
No good news, but a friend has got a fresh set of kittens to make unmanly noises at the adorableness of.
Without downloading any pics, where are you mentally?
April 26, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Without downloading any pics, where are you mentally?
Wasn't the only device to do this either.
Sony also made this thing, which I unironically love with all my heart.
It's so chonky!
Sony also made this thing, which I unironically love with all my heart.
It's so chonky!
April 18, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Wasn't the only device to do this either.
Sony also made this thing, which I unironically love with all my heart.
It's so chonky!
Sony also made this thing, which I unironically love with all my heart.
It's so chonky!
That tape drive is instead the same type of one you'd find in many dictaphones or phone answering machine.
Oh yes, it uses these tiny fuckers!
Ever heard audio from either device? The slower rate these tapes run at reduced the audio quality considerably... ..rather bad for music.
Oh yes, it uses these tiny fuckers!
Ever heard audio from either device? The slower rate these tapes run at reduced the audio quality considerably... ..rather bad for music.
April 16, 2025 at 2:44 PM
That tape drive is instead the same type of one you'd find in many dictaphones or phone answering machine.
Oh yes, it uses these tiny fuckers!
Ever heard audio from either device? The slower rate these tapes run at reduced the audio quality considerably... ..rather bad for music.
Oh yes, it uses these tiny fuckers!
Ever heard audio from either device? The slower rate these tapes run at reduced the audio quality considerably... ..rather bad for music.
Today I bring you music.
Badly recorded music.
Behold the only, to my knowledge, set of headphones with a built in cassette tape player.
You might wonder just how big these headphones must be to fit a full cassette tape deck into them. Well, here's the thing. It's not a full size deck.
Badly recorded music.
Behold the only, to my knowledge, set of headphones with a built in cassette tape player.
You might wonder just how big these headphones must be to fit a full cassette tape deck into them. Well, here's the thing. It's not a full size deck.
April 16, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Today I bring you music.
Badly recorded music.
Behold the only, to my knowledge, set of headphones with a built in cassette tape player.
You might wonder just how big these headphones must be to fit a full cassette tape deck into them. Well, here's the thing. It's not a full size deck.
Badly recorded music.
Behold the only, to my knowledge, set of headphones with a built in cassette tape player.
You might wonder just how big these headphones must be to fit a full cassette tape deck into them. Well, here's the thing. It's not a full size deck.
Its chassis was made of stressed tubes aranged into triangles, with a body added over the top. Kind of a proto-superleggera construction.
The engine drove the drivers side rear wheel, and the driver had breaks for both rear wheels.
Seperately actuated. Hand break driver side, foot passenger side.
The engine drove the drivers side rear wheel, and the driver had breaks for both rear wheels.
Seperately actuated. Hand break driver side, foot passenger side.
April 15, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Its chassis was made of stressed tubes aranged into triangles, with a body added over the top. Kind of a proto-superleggera construction.
The engine drove the drivers side rear wheel, and the driver had breaks for both rear wheels.
Seperately actuated. Hand break driver side, foot passenger side.
The engine drove the drivers side rear wheel, and the driver had breaks for both rear wheels.
Seperately actuated. Hand break driver side, foot passenger side.
No seriously, this started out as a military design.
After WW1 they figured they could get some civilian sales.
They actually did, but we'll come back to that later on.
Obviously for civilian use they had to make a few changes, but the fundamentals of the platform were established here.
After WW1 they figured they could get some civilian sales.
They actually did, but we'll come back to that later on.
Obviously for civilian use they had to make a few changes, but the fundamentals of the platform were established here.
April 15, 2025 at 12:20 PM
No seriously, this started out as a military design.
After WW1 they figured they could get some civilian sales.
They actually did, but we'll come back to that later on.
Obviously for civilian use they had to make a few changes, but the fundamentals of the platform were established here.
After WW1 they figured they could get some civilian sales.
They actually did, but we'll come back to that later on.
Obviously for civilian use they had to make a few changes, but the fundamentals of the platform were established here.
I said there were more British three wheeled car manufacturers.
Except this one's not a car.
This is a motorcycle, with a built in sidecar... ..that you drive the bike from.
Behold the horror of the Scott Sociable!
Originally derived from a WW1 machine gun sidecar vehicle, this was sold publicly
Except this one's not a car.
This is a motorcycle, with a built in sidecar... ..that you drive the bike from.
Behold the horror of the Scott Sociable!
Originally derived from a WW1 machine gun sidecar vehicle, this was sold publicly
April 15, 2025 at 12:20 PM
I said there were more British three wheeled car manufacturers.
Except this one's not a car.
This is a motorcycle, with a built in sidecar... ..that you drive the bike from.
Behold the horror of the Scott Sociable!
Originally derived from a WW1 machine gun sidecar vehicle, this was sold publicly
Except this one's not a car.
This is a motorcycle, with a built in sidecar... ..that you drive the bike from.
Behold the horror of the Scott Sociable!
Originally derived from a WW1 machine gun sidecar vehicle, this was sold publicly
A revolver with a magazine?
Oh yes, the Landstrad Automatic Revolver features a two round cylinder fed by a magazine in its grip.
Everything about this thing is just so painfully cursed.
A Norwegian design, don't believe it got anywhere. Made the mistake of including in my 30's D&D firearms.
Oh yes, the Landstrad Automatic Revolver features a two round cylinder fed by a magazine in its grip.
Everything about this thing is just so painfully cursed.
A Norwegian design, don't believe it got anywhere. Made the mistake of including in my 30's D&D firearms.
April 14, 2025 at 2:05 PM
A revolver with a magazine?
Oh yes, the Landstrad Automatic Revolver features a two round cylinder fed by a magazine in its grip.
Everything about this thing is just so painfully cursed.
A Norwegian design, don't believe it got anywhere. Made the mistake of including in my 30's D&D firearms.
Oh yes, the Landstrad Automatic Revolver features a two round cylinder fed by a magazine in its grip.
Everything about this thing is just so painfully cursed.
A Norwegian design, don't believe it got anywhere. Made the mistake of including in my 30's D&D firearms.
In these anxiety fueled times, just remember that Snow Leopards do this.
Unprompted.
Unprompted.
April 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
In these anxiety fueled times, just remember that Snow Leopards do this.
Unprompted.
Unprompted.
They mounted their engine on the front wheel.
Steering with the front wheel.
It's a front wheel drive car you turn the entire engine to steer.
It's exhaust ends just behind the wheel as well, for obvious reasons.
It's so god damned cursed.
You had to climb into the engine bay to kickstart these
Steering with the front wheel.
It's a front wheel drive car you turn the entire engine to steer.
It's exhaust ends just behind the wheel as well, for obvious reasons.
It's so god damned cursed.
You had to climb into the engine bay to kickstart these
April 11, 2025 at 5:01 PM
They mounted their engine on the front wheel.
Steering with the front wheel.
It's a front wheel drive car you turn the entire engine to steer.
It's exhaust ends just behind the wheel as well, for obvious reasons.
It's so god damned cursed.
You had to climb into the engine bay to kickstart these
Steering with the front wheel.
It's a front wheel drive car you turn the entire engine to steer.
It's exhaust ends just behind the wheel as well, for obvious reasons.
It's so god damned cursed.
You had to climb into the engine bay to kickstart these
Yes, there were in fact multiple British manufacturers of three wheeled cars.
It was a tax dodge.
So, what made Bond different from Reliant?
Oh sweet summer child, allow me to show you cursed engineering.
It was a tax dodge.
So, what made Bond different from Reliant?
Oh sweet summer child, allow me to show you cursed engineering.
April 11, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Yes, there were in fact multiple British manufacturers of three wheeled cars.
It was a tax dodge.
So, what made Bond different from Reliant?
Oh sweet summer child, allow me to show you cursed engineering.
It was a tax dodge.
So, what made Bond different from Reliant?
Oh sweet summer child, allow me to show you cursed engineering.
And yes, they did also make a three wheeled sports car.
The Bond Bug. Built on a Robin chassis cut down extra small.
The Bug was built after Reliant bought out Bond, who were also a British 3 wheeled car manufacturer.
The Bond Bug. Built on a Robin chassis cut down extra small.
The Bug was built after Reliant bought out Bond, who were also a British 3 wheeled car manufacturer.
April 10, 2025 at 2:42 PM
And yes, they did also make a three wheeled sports car.
The Bond Bug. Built on a Robin chassis cut down extra small.
The Bug was built after Reliant bought out Bond, who were also a British 3 wheeled car manufacturer.
The Bond Bug. Built on a Robin chassis cut down extra small.
The Bug was built after Reliant bought out Bond, who were also a British 3 wheeled car manufacturer.
Well that's easy.
With the Reliant Robin/Regal/Rialto three wheelers.
Yes, these are all from the same company.
The cheap three wheelers gave the company the money to build the sports cars.
And they were made the same way, front engine rear wheel drive, fiberglass bodywork.
With the Reliant Robin/Regal/Rialto three wheelers.
Yes, these are all from the same company.
The cheap three wheelers gave the company the money to build the sports cars.
And they were made the same way, front engine rear wheel drive, fiberglass bodywork.
April 10, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Well that's easy.
With the Reliant Robin/Regal/Rialto three wheelers.
Yes, these are all from the same company.
The cheap three wheelers gave the company the money to build the sports cars.
And they were made the same way, front engine rear wheel drive, fiberglass bodywork.
With the Reliant Robin/Regal/Rialto three wheelers.
Yes, these are all from the same company.
The cheap three wheelers gave the company the money to build the sports cars.
And they were made the same way, front engine rear wheel drive, fiberglass bodywork.
Ah, classic examples of the quintessential English sports car.
Reliant Scimitars are classic front engine rear wheel drive cars with clever materials use and love it or hate it styling.
But you may be wondering, where have you heard the name Reliant before?
Reliant Scimitars are classic front engine rear wheel drive cars with clever materials use and love it or hate it styling.
But you may be wondering, where have you heard the name Reliant before?
April 10, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Ah, classic examples of the quintessential English sports car.
Reliant Scimitars are classic front engine rear wheel drive cars with clever materials use and love it or hate it styling.
But you may be wondering, where have you heard the name Reliant before?
Reliant Scimitars are classic front engine rear wheel drive cars with clever materials use and love it or hate it styling.
But you may be wondering, where have you heard the name Reliant before?
A bit of both of these.
March 12, 2025 at 5:52 PM
A bit of both of these.