Good God! An association with Germany without swastikas, uniforms, violence, militarism and weapons. Is such art even permissible?

balticwolf said:
Good God! An association with Germany without swastikas, uniforms, violence, militarism and weapons. Is such art even permissible?

Good golly, i agree!

balticwolf said:
Good God! An association with Germany without swastikas, uniforms, violence, militarism and weapons. Is such art even permissible?

The only point here I bed for it, the train is to late. :D

But the art is nice, such many details.

sunsee said:
The only point here I bed for it, the train is to late. :D

But the art is nice, such many details.

You win.
But I refuse to acknowledge and appreciate this incredible detail and accuracy that would mock any photo, as long as there is no wolf in the picture.

I miss riding those on a regular basis. Comfy trains.
Also nice how even the trash-can pictogram has been converted to furry.

Run past her and into the train right as the doors close while screaming, "Das haben wir gleich!" Then the train explodes violently turning the station into a smoking crater with shreds of train bits raining everywhere. (Yes she survived, but it took months of painful rehabilitation learning to walk again after being launched 2 miles into a rod iron fence.)

finally, germany represented in a good light in art.

I haven't heard of the city Kemonafeld. Is this some reference or just a random name?
And great details. Just the second coach is wrong, that seat configuration does not exist.

thetrulyplayer said:
Just the second coach is wrong, that seat configuration does not exist.

Look at it this way: Maybe one of the countless differences between our reality and the one we're peeking into in this image

balticwolf said:
Good God! An association with Germany without swastikas, uniforms, violence, militarism and weapons. Is such art even permissible?

Today's Germany!

thetrulyplayer said:
I haven't heard of the city Kemonafeld. Is this some reference or just a random name?
And great details. Just the second coach is wrong, that seat configuration does not exist.

Pretty sure I saw one like that a year or two ago. Closest I could find is this old eastern one https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DBuza747-4_~_Aufgang_(1).JPG

sunsee said:
The only point here I bed for it, the train is to late. :D

If the DB Always comming to late, can you say, they are to late, or could you calculate the train planes? 😅 But i agree.

balticwolf said:
Good God! An association with Germany without swastikas, uniforms, violence, militarism and weapons. Is such art even permissible?

I thougt it too. And i see not everyone gives the damage on History, still on the living germans. I like it.

thetrulyplayer said:
I haven't heard of the city Kemonafeld. Is this some reference or just a random name?

Its a random name. Or at least, the RE6 doesnt drive to that Lokation. This down doesnt even exist but i dint care. The drawing is nice. Good work.

I did some unnecessary digging.
Kemonafeld might be a mixture of kemonos and Bielefeld. Some may say just as imaginary.
There's a RE6 going through Bielefeld and it used to use these wagons.

fuzzygears said:
Pretty sure I saw one like that a year or two ago.

It's been a year, but alas, I've randomly found it. It's a Bombardier Twindexx in the 600mm entry-hight config, with 1st class section. See the thrid car here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/J33_404_Bf_Ffm_Hbf%2C_445_055.jpg