I don't either, it popped up when I reverse image searched it. Not sure whether Lucky meant in total.

 

Oh god, Iron-Magneto. Prepare to be destroyed.

 

Some of those seem to be precursors to the original Death Race movie. Where'd they come from?

 

Cartoonist Stan Mott.

 

Any chance for higher resolutions? I really like the last one.

 

Uhm... The third general Lee was just a joke, LuckyLee? :awesome

 

The Google Image Search.

 

I tried that but the only one I can find of the one I want is 500x396. I was hoping for something more Wallpaper sized. Oh well, off to hunt it up.

 

:facepalm

Glad to know you ignored the link straight to the results that have a larger resolution of the image.

Also, there's an 'All Sizes' link below the image you search for when you do the GIS. It tends to be useful when you're trying to find a higher resolution version of an image.

 

The first wheeled ship reminded me of Space Battleship Yamato :3 one of my all time favorite anime.

 

lol i thought it was just a 'let me google that for you' link. thanks for the link.

 

Giant squid

 

Something to show potential size of this thing.






http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Calmarcolossal.jpg made by Citron, CC-BY-SA-3.0 licence.

In the topic of oversized things:



from http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2001/ast11oct_2/

 

Some glimpses at various moments in History.

A man uses an american flag to attack activists. 1976.


Wedding rings of Holocaust victims


A black policeman protects a KKK member, as protesters were closing in on them in at a rally in Austin, Texas, 1983


Morgan Freeman in an Air Force uniform. 1955.


NYC in 1903


A young Hitler cheering in the crowd listening to the announcement of the start of the First World War. Munich, 1914


Dangerous job: Testing bulletproof vests, 1923


In 1985, TIME Magazine predicted MJ would look like in 2000


A man having his nose measured during Aryan race determination tests. 1940


A 19-year-old Bill Clinton shaking hands with President Kennedy in Washington, 1963


'One Night Cough Cure' with some interesting ingredients, manufactured in Baltimore, 1888


The Ghost Army: The US army used inflatable rubber tanks and vehicles to deceive the Nazis in WWII


A coat sale in Copenhagen, Denmark 1936


Ray Charles and a young Stevie Wonder in Detroit, 1962


Muhammad Ali and The Beatles, 1964


In 1975, over 3300 Vietnamese orphans were evacuated and transported by airplanes to the US.

 

Continued...

The placement of the final segment of the St. Louis Gateway Arch, 1965


Jimi Hendrix's last concert, Sep 6, 1970, Germany


Vintage advertisement....


Bob Marley enjoys a beer after playing some soccer (or football if you're into that)


A teary-eyed Neil Armstrong, right after the first walk on the moon. 1969


Searchlights on the Rock of Gibraltar during an air raid practice, 1942


The USS Iowa displays its firepower, 1987


Baker underwater nuclear explosion. Its purpose was to investigate the effect of nuclear weapons on naval ships. 1946


Mount St. Helens before, and after the eruption in 1980


Jimi Hendrix and Mick Jagger in New York, 1969


Bullets for Hitler, 1940


John Lennon at Abby Road Studios in London, 1963


The reaction of German prisoners of war, who were forced to watch footage of what happened in the concentration camps


Biggie and Tupac


KKK members pose on and around the Ferris wheel in Cañon City, Colorado, 1926


The day Bob Dylan and John Lennon met, 1966


Woodstock


Golf atop a skyscraper, New York, 1932


Gun safety instruction in Indiana schools, 1956


And a llama in Times Square, 1957. Hope you guys liked this!


Original Imgur Post

 

The last one is pretty surreal.

 

Did they drug those Vietnamese babies? They're all asleep. Babies NEVER sleep on my flights.

 

The Baker explosion photo is also available as a coloured picture on wikipedia:



Click to get the full-size picture with 5137 × 2696 pixels.