bsquiklehausen

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I make stuff for transit and trains, but not only for transit and trains. 🚰 Oakland, CA, ex-NYC he/him or they/them

A black mutt dog holding a ball with a human teeth pattern, making it look like she's smiling wide, sort of...
A massive American flag stretched over the soccer field at Levi's Stadium for the World Cup
A panorama taken from the first base side of Oakland's Raimondi Park. Players are warming up on the field as slightly ominous clouds hang over the Oakland skyline in the background.
A rendering (or very render-esque photo) of the sleek new SFO control tower against a clean gradient sunset sky.
An extra long 1975 Amtrak San Francisco Zephyr with four locomotives and 18 cars
The robot alien from Sim City 2000
A dark green 1958 MG A sports car parked in a lot filled with other British cars - both vintage and modern.
A yellow 737 (WN's New Mexico One) with a tiny fedora style hat on top of the fuselage
A grainy black-and-white photo of a NYC subway train in the rumored 76 St Station. Haters will say it's a photoshop.
An Amtrak Superliner railcar numbered 31000 - the very first coach.
A Homestar Runner cartoon featuring Strong Bad looking at a line of 90s-looking beige tower computers. One computer is smoking and has a green garden hose coming out of one of the disk drives.
A terrible old in flight entertainment screen with James Cameron's Avatar highlighted.
A digital sign at a gas station showing gas of all types at $8.88(.9) - it's clearly in a test mode of some sort.
A photo looking through the windshield of the BARTmobile parade float driving on the street in traffic
A metal placard reading "Jetway Passenger Boarding Bridge, Mfg. By FMC"
The famous New York City MTA MetroCard with text modified to say "OMNYCard".
An HO scale model of a 1975 Amtrak train passes the camera. Four locomotives pull a train of mostly Amtrak painted cars with a few from predecessor railroads such as the Santa Fe and Union Pacific.
A Bay Area Rapid Transit train with the yellow line destination sign installed upside down.
A silver metal contraption sitting in a large sandbox. The contraption has a red seat on the rear and two handles in the front. The handles are each attached to a metal bar, both connected to a scoop. Moving the handles relative to each other and to the seat controls the scoop's angle and position, allowing the device to dig in a radius around its mounting point. This one has done quite a bit of digging already, as evidenced by a ring of sand removed from the sandbox for its entire reach.
A mirror selfie of me in a Halloween costume, dressed as Mark S. from Severance - hair brushed back, a blue suit, a blue necktie, a blue badge with a Lumon logo, a blue band-aid with a Lumon logo, and a silver Lumon logo lapel pin.
A dark green vintage MG A roadster polished to a mirror shine sits in a parking lot.
A LEGO minifigure wearing a green sweater and grey pants and holding a brown briefcase lies face-down after falling off the sidewalk.
A vintage Amtrak train, weathered from a long trip, passes by the camera.
A vintage diagram describing a way to power model train tracks on a moving lift bridge by using pools of mercury that wires dip into to make the electrical connection. It's described as "A simple, excellent system."
An HO scale vintage Amtrak train made up of a mix of passenger cars crosses a bridge.
Well There's Your Problem podcast live on stage at Sony Hall. It's a large blue stage with a screen on either side. Liam and Justin sit in chairs on stage and November is on a big screen TV between them, in front of a Trans Pride flag.