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Nice HHGTG reference there!
Not to speak of the beer and scotch dispensers up in that driver’s stand…
“I’m sick of drawing law cartoons, trains are my thing, now. Next week, on *the Illustrated Guide to Rolling Stock…”
Clearly no shortage of ideas for next April Fool’s day.
I did find the OMG Oil car in the first frame.
Even blowing the image up, I can’t make out some of the text in the cab.
I think it says ‘OMG Milk’
Don’t forget the “OMG Cargo!”
Summon Jeeves, Summon Demon, Press “42” for Brownian TCA. I can’t make out the knobby switch next to the “Nutri-Matic!” though, a ‘Meli’, or ‘Neli’, ‘form’ or ‘horn’ or something like that. I think it’s safe to say Nathan had way too much fun with this page, to our delight.
Also on the left hand side, the writing in Aurebesh says “photon torpedos” and “hyperdrive.” But given the language chosen, surely “proton torpedoes” would have been more appropriate.
I know a guy this will drive crazy.
Hi-rez version can be seen at [link]
Thank you. That’s much easier to read all the gags in.
frame 1: Redcap walks perpendicular to train tracks
frame 2: Redcap is seen walking parallel and between tracks from the Engineer’s position on the Heart of Snow.
Clearly, there are two redcaps.