#Cargo

[reconditerune]

if your WoL had a Custom Class, what would it be?

One of my lovely mutuals posted a prompt in SEAFLOOR: if your WoL had a Custom Class, what would it be? - Aaaaand since I don't have a Bluesky it seemed like a good excuse to post the character sheets @archaiclumina and I have been working on bit by bit since June!

There is a bit of info on the sheets (most of it written elsewhere of course) but if you don't want to click to open for the basic rundown they are: Cal - Elementalist

Oli - Chemist

Ren - Mystic

Leon - Orator Thanks for the prompt, @lynxden!

[romarisea]

Ada Limón, from “Cargo.” [ID in alt text]

[mensfactory]

Dodge Power Wagon Restomod by Desert Power Wagons

[goryhorroor]

mike flanagan's favorite horror movies

[keepingitneutral]

"Cargo," Algarve region, Portugal,

Designed by Madeiguincho

[ltwilliammowett]

Tonnage

Today tonnage refers to a ship's displacement in the water or the gross pounds of cargo it is capable of carrying. In the days of sail this was not so, especially since the 15th century. Tonnage was spelled "tunnage" and referred to the number of "tuns" a ship could carry.

A "tun" was a barrel normally used for transporting wine and tunnage specified the number of barrels that would fit into the ship's hold.

[coolthingsguyslike]

[thisisrealy2kok]

Vintage Silver Jacket

[mcroutfits]

THE NÜ METAL LOOK ‼️‼️🔥🔥 100000/10

[bebemoon]

look for the name JANIK (requested by @janikc) | miu miu oversized pullover sweater (a/w 1997), goa khaki cargo pants w/ ankle drawstrings to adjust length, dirk bikkembergs brown leather hole boots (c. 1998), hanae mori "hm" eau de parfum (lemon, lavender, jasmine, tonka bean, vanilla, woody notes), alexander wang beige leather hobo zipper bag

[thinwhitedoc]

CARGO | Martin Freeman as Andy Rose

[tomfowlerstuff]

coffee break.

[meandhisjohn]

It's the beard folks.

The beard drives me mad.

Half of my Johnlock headcanon includes the improved Freeman.

The beard....😅😅😅

[beautifulwarbirds]

I'm a hobby artist, nowhere professional. I love to paint in oils, and generally do landscapes but have over the past half year worked on a few aircraft (a Skyraider for a coworker's father who flew them in Vietnam, a Spitfire, and a Piper Cub for my dad in honor of my brother who passed from cancer and was an airline pilot who always talked about owning a Piper Cub one day). I finished this Constellation (August 17, 2024) as a gift for a coworker named Connie. ha ha. Not overly thought of as a warbird, it did have its role in the military. But kept this generic in nature. Maybe a little rough around the edges, but wanted to capture a Connie in flight.

Painted on a wood panel, 16 x 20 (40 x 55 cm).

[papapandashipyards]

Ship? SHIP! The "cargo gobbler" from the Hyperspace waystation: I imagine it to be something of a multi purpose ship. Something that can ferry freight, people, cargo, small vessels RO-RO ferry style and more, across the hyperspace gates.

I deeply enjoy drawing civilian ships from the homeworld universe. We gotten way too few of them, and none of them Prominent. We need more converted war ships:

Giant freighters:

Tiny freighters:

Medium Freighters:

City Ships:

And just a good old damn dive bar station:

Anyway... that's my two cents. : )

[detroitlib]

View of the freighter "Sonoma" carrying Dodge and Plymouth cars to Buffalo, New York. Label on back: "Down to the sea in ships. These are days when nearly every available local transportation method has Detroit-made automobiles for cargoes. While hundreds of men crowd the factory drive-away yards, fleets of specially constructed tracks leave for far-off dealer points. Railroad cars, each holding four cars, are strung into miles of trains, and lake vessels, crowded to the decks with cars and trucks, cleave the waters. These are inspiring sights duplicated nowhere in all the world. The picture above shows the good ship Sonoma of the Nicholson Universal Line on its way to Buffalo, carrying Dodge and Plymouth cars to waiting dealers." Stamped on back: "June 23, 1936."

National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library