The Steambots were born

With the unstable pressure valves and the constant dripping from the brass pipes, the mad artist Bruyn required help to maintain the substation. Thi was so that he could focus his own energies instead upon the design of his clockwork contraptions.
And so the Steambots were the first born creations. Their clank of their metal boots as they made their way tirelessly around the catwalks of the substation were a constant reminder of the thriving mechanised life that would exist down here.

Introduction

At the end of the old B-line; an old disused railway, there is an old cinderblock tunnel that burrows its way into the heart of the mountain. Deep within the mountain in the basement of the old B station is a dingy old sub-basement. It is here that you will find amongst a myriad of brass pipes and boilers, cogs and cranks, the gas-lit gallery and wind up workshop belonging to the mad artist Bruyn.
It is down there that he tinkers away on his clockwork concepts, designing and creating many a mad thing, from brass bodied, steam powered sentinels to whimsical wind up wonders.
Welcome to Steampunk Substation B. Tickets please.