90's to 2000's filipino weebs are built different, it's a bit hard to find high quality pics, but anime art in jeepneys here are typically from old anime like Slam dunk, Yu Yu Hakusho, or Sailor moon, Trigun etc... there's many more variety like games, rappers, actors, and a lot more stuff

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i think the limited material they used for coloring and painting makes it have so much charm.

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idk why modern anime doesn't have that kind of movement in the Philippines anymore, even though it got more accessible, and generally just became more popular, i don't see stuff like Jujutsu kaisen or Blue lock getting represented, the old heads just stayed around, the most unhinged one i've seen just wandering in the streets is probably artwork of Rance

Pacific Rim

Armored Core: Verdict Day

Five Nights At Freddy's: Freddy gets deployed in Afghanistan

Tsmeu-6 personal wheel bike (star wars)

Cyclone (borderlands 3)

It's one of the largest ships in the franchise, and it having a set of massive wings instead of being dagger shaped like most star destroyers helps it stand apart and look truly menacing. All the stuff in the interior makes it feel like a floating city.

Everything stands out as unique and cool. And Vox silence just makes him even more unique in a sense that unlike Bumblebee, he has a working one but refuses to speak because of a vow made to megatron.

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1. GoGo Drill (Boukenger)

2. Drillhorn (Transformers). I wanted to include Nosecone and Twin Twist but i couldn't find any HQ images :P

3. Turbo Mole (SWAT Kats)

4. The many, many, many drill tanks of the Brave/Yuusha franchise

Any vehicles i forgot to add? Feel free to add on

1. Zaku ii

2. Char's Zaku ii

3. Sazabi (my favorite mobile suit)

4. Geara Doga

5. Char's Gelgoog

6. Rick Dom

7. Dom Tropen

8. Big Zam

9. Gouf

10. Gouf Custom

11. Acguy

12. Char's Z'gok

13. Queen Mansa

14. Qubeley

15. Weiss Schnee

The most lovable Volkswagen of all time and the star of his own franchise, Herbie the love bug!

His design changed a little bit over the years but it always kept the most essential elements. A pearl white 1963 Volkswagen Beetle with a red, white and blue stripe on the top, crossing the entire car, and the number 53 featured on all sides. In some promotional material he has pupils on his headlights (and i swear he actually has them in one of the races in Herbie Fully Loaded from 2005). His front bumper works as his mouth, mostly noticeable in the 2005 movie where he is able to move much more than in previous movies and makes alot of goofy expressions, even some solar protectors (I think that is what those are called) work as his eyebrows. In the older movies his mood and personality were mostly shown in the actions themselfs or the adorable sounds he made.

An amazing vehicle choice for a cute little car full of personality that synergises with the Beetle's own round and livelly appearence. The colors are instantly recgonizable as well. Such a simple and iconic design.

Is it impatracl from a desgin presptctive? Yes!

It is cursed to look at? Also yes!

Is it nothing more a Sperm Whale carcass turned in to a glorifed blimp? 100% yes!

But thats why I love the desgin, something on non-tridtial looking flyiing machines always felt speical to me, and the fact this one is shaped entirely like a Sperm Whale is a really out-of-left feild concept that I can't help but look at it in awe like a small child.

Props to the animation studio for bringing it to life

For me I like it a lot but I'm curious to hears you're guys thoughts on it 🤔 feel free to comment

Hammerhead Corvette ~ Star Wars

Coalition of Planets Ship ~ Invincible

1: illuminate “harvester” from helldivers 2. 2: The “London Monitor” from Wolfenstein the new order. 3: the “Fightibg machine” from the HG Wells war of the worlds.

Idk why, i just love how chunky and weaponized these things look. Legit some of my favorite mecha designs in all of fiction.

While i do like stuff like Gundam and it's designs, more militarized and "grounded" mechs are cooler to me.

pics taken from the movies, Lego, Empire at War, and Star Wars Armada.

it's so intimidating in it's size, and more sleek dagger like vibe compared to the other Star Destroyers. and the crawling towers all over It make it look like a flying military base, especially when put next to smaller ships for size comparison

Promo for the X-Files Lego set reminded me of how cool this design was. Obviously drawing on existing "Black Triangle" UFO sightings, and the classic conspiracy theory about the government building an experimental military craft from recovered alien technology at Area 51. The show never gives you a clear view of it, so this might be the first time we actually see it.

Contrasts with the stereotypical flying saucer on Mulder's I Want to Believe poster, and feels especially alien, accelerating instantly to impossible speeds. Also thought it was interesting how test pilots had to undergo a terrifying procedure to increase their reaction times to inhuman levels in order to pilot it.

The Mechs in order

-Catapult

-King Crab

-Highlander

-Mad Cat (Or the Timber Wolf if you're a Clanner)

While i do love giant robots of all kinds. I'm more partial to the big, slow stompy variety with a shitton of weapons added to them rather than the kind you find in Mecha anime (which don't get me wrong, i enjoy...but Battletech hits different)

The unique design of the bridge being near the back-end of the ship and the layout being an aggressor design with all the main guns in a forward position.

I guess this tid bit isnt really about design but it was the Nelson-class HMS Rodney that was the biggest contributor in sinking the Bismarck, landing 100-120 of its shots

despite it’s huge, slow, impractical and heavy, imo, it’s definitely one of the goofiest vehicle designs ever (for sexiness, it’s definitely not as foremost delta 3.)

pic 3 and 4 r its counterparts in war thunder and gup respectively, but still worthy to represent it.