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Death from above with a high voltage shriek: TR-Valkyrie marks, destroys, and parties upon arrival in the great beyond mountain lodge of Valhalla; Odin forbid you should drop her on your foot. Weighing in at a scale tipping mass that is … Continue reading
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Large and painted a color not unfamiliar to a navy warship livery the Destroyer sports the largest complement of high voltage tubes and controls of any Trogotronic model. It’s all installed within a vintage 50′s-60′s Benton Harbor chassis completely rewired … Continue reading
Series M 676 & Series M 666
The Trogotronic Series M “euro-format” modules:
Series M 676, the high voltage tube 14hp lass in ruby regalia, available direct from the squalid streets in the part of town you only seen on TV during the top of the 11 o’clock news.
Series M 666, sold out in original black livery, returns wrought of candied crimson (sparkling “red” in other words). If not a blaze of glory it’s return is anything but a whimper.
As always painstakingly handmade in the USA by your friendly neighborhood smog breathing subhumans. Purchase direct from our site or for inquiries see our contact information.
A Government Study on Interface Design
“Orbital Vehicle #103”, “ Your tax dollars at work…”, “Best thing to come out of Downey, CA since the Carpenters” & “Whitey on the Moon”… sure we can dig it by any old name… The interface wonks under our crudely shorn mops cannot help but marvel at this Uncle Sam spec’ed interface hatched about the same time that classic solid state audio synth modules were. Beyond the late model laptop velcroed (rear) and a number pad there’s nary a keyboard (qwerty or piano) to be seen.
Photo links to a flash VR view of the now mothballed bird’s flight deck.
MAKE MY DAY PUNK!
Just in time to see Granny Geezer updating her Facebook page on her Android Handheld the halfwits at Trogotronic make a fumbling attempt at reworking our sorry excuse for robot shop herein. Please be kind when advising of the inevitable bugs by logging in and commenting or emailing direct (address on Contact & Spiel page) as the long hours of solder smoke has clouded our vision and judgement…
