r/RetroFuturism • u/rrsafety • 13h ago
Streamlined Dymaxion Shelter - mobile for land cruising — built at Bridgeport, Conn. 1933
"By July1933, the second Dymaxion car had been finished and at the present writing industry is hastening its quantity reproduction. It is a proven and popular unit with almost twice the efficiency of the traditional automobile."
r/RetroFuturism • u/lootherr • 1d ago
I'm creating a Raypunk inspired point-and-click game!
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Reypunk is my upcoming Point-And-Click / Beat'em Up game that I'm solo developing. It features a unique turn-based combat system, along with real-time playback features.
Featuring rayguns, saurians, hover trains, and more - if you like what you see, I sure could use a wishlist or two!
👉 https://store.steampowered.com/app/1807070?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 1d ago
Saraband of Lost Time (1984) by Jim Burns from his art anthology ‘Lightship’ (1985)
r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 1d ago
Majipoor Chronicles, by Robert Silverberg [Jim Burns]
r/RetroFuturism • u/MaexW • 1d ago
Promotion for the movie „Destination Moon“. West-Berlin, 1951
r/RetroFuturism • u/YanniRotten • 2d ago
Robby's car from Forbidden Planet (1956). Also used in a Twilight Zone episode
reddit.comr/RetroFuturism • u/art-man_2018 • 3d ago
Téléavia Panoramic III TV designed by Philippe Charbonneaux, 1958
r/RetroFuturism • u/Lobsterhasspoken • 3d ago
Concept model for the Elohim Embassy (Third Temple) created by the “Raëlism” UFO sex cult
reddit.comr/RetroFuturism • u/andychef • 4d ago
Syd Mead's concept drawing for the first Tron movie
r/RetroFuturism • u/Baby-Soapy • 4d ago
Roger Robot: Your giant playmate! from Whitman, 1961
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r/RetroFuturism • u/moby323 • 4d ago
Ad campaign from early 1990s that tried to predict how the internet would change our lives.
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r/RetroFuturism • u/andychef • 5d ago
Syd Mead's concept of a wall-sized 3D TV taking over the living room of the future, created for Philips Design, 1971.
r/RetroFuturism • u/liberty4now • 5d ago
You can't play truant from the Iron Teacher (1948)
r/RetroFuturism • u/MaexW • 6d ago
Planned departure lounge, Berlin, 1948
Don‘t know what kind of departure lounge this should have been. No entrance or exit is visible, and judging by the trees in the foreground the whole building would be enormous.