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On the Topic of Disclaimers
06/14/2026 at 16:49 • 0 commentsI do not waste my time with the performative gyrations of referring to my projects as "unlicensed" or "unofficial". Not only would doing so be like apologizing for something that isn't wrong, it would also be insulting to the reader in presupposing that he is a dullard who cannot discern such things for himself.
My Pages
Things I've Built
Conan and the Hyborian Age: An Adaptation for GURPS Fnord Edition
WIP: A proper treatment of Robert E. Howard's Hyborian Age setting and related eras, based exclusively on his original stories. 500+ entries so far, though few are complete. Whenever I try to post it, I get mysteriously IP-banned within days.
Thunder Machine
WIP: Parts shopping for the Thunder Machine, from "G.I. Joe" (1982). Though fans have made a nice car-based version for parades, the lore implies that the real deal would've been based on an M1008.
Battle Ram
My own attempt at recreating the prototype version of the Battle Ram, from "Masters of the Universe" (1982). After this, 3-D artist Arya Behboudian signed on to complete the model for the Battle Ram Prototype Project.
Hall of Justice
WIP: Complete interior and exterior of the Hall of Justice, from "Super Friends" (1973). Currently looking for high-res concept drawings by illustrator Alex Toth.
Cats' Lair
WIP: Complete interior and exterior of Cats' Lair, from "ThunderCats" (1985). Includes detail for wiring lights, door servos, etc.
SrRubio
I get the sense that my projects are at the periphery of what's considered acceptable on Hackaday, not so much in their content but in the fact that I'm more of an idea-man with seemingly insufficient skill to see his concepts properly realized. Maybe this is where the Team feature comes in handy -- but how to generate interest in those capable of assisting?