I dare say, that’s a jolly good steampunk space helmet

Posted in Sci-Fi by Conner Flynn on November 10th, 2008

steampunk space helmetIf Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne and the like had had the opportunity to explore space, their gear might have looked something like this. Herr Döktor’s Vacuum Survival System, or ‘Space Helmet’ was apparently recently recovered from the archive at “Castle d’Arrogance”. There aren’t a ton of details, but from what I gather, it’s fully functional should you wish to leave Victorian England and explore space.

Some specs include a blown glass pressure bell, cast-iron body with brass and copper fittings, and externally mounted lamp. The chest mounted control box shows the temperature as well as illuminated internal and external pressure gauges. It’s a true work of art so awesome that it will grab you by the handlebar mustache and take you for a ride.

[Brass Goggles]

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One Comment to “I dare say, that’s a jolly good steampunk space helmet”
  1. Issabel Says:

    What a wonderful idea! Exploring space. My.
    I believe I have some sky pirate friends who might come looking for it, though. Best keep it hidden for now.
    Now, there is the number 1 on the chest plate of this helmet which has caught my attention. I assume that this is not the first edition of the helmet. Are there others like this that make up a team?
    Best of luck in your void excursions!

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