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RAFM miniature boxed sets for GDW's Space: 1989 steampunk RPG, "Victorian Adventurers" and "Soldiers of the Queen," sculpted by Bob Murch, 1989. The first set included a number of figures who could do double-duty on a Wild West table; the second was accurate enough to make its way into the collections of many historical gamers. RAFM also made blister packs and boxed sets of a variety of native Martians.
The original Space: 1889 (on DTRPG)
Canadian nuclear fusion company uses Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) approach to achieve its first plasma, 23 years after it was founded.
Steam-driven fusion reactors! A perfect upgrade for my Space: 1889 æther ship.
French aether ship (Challenge 36 with David Cherry cover art featuring Space 1889, GDW / Game Designers’ Workshop, 1988)
The Space: 1889 sourcebook on Mars. Everything you need to know about the mysterious red planet in one comprehensive book.
Hey Pen & Paper People,
my buddies at the Uhrwerk Verlag are crowdfunding for the English edition of 'Space: 1889 - the Mars sourcebook'.
"This Kickstarter project aims to give you even more material for adventures in the Etherverse - namely the sourcebook for the red planet, Mars. A hardcover book of approximately 200 black and white pages, giving detailed information about everything you want to know about Mars."
If steampunk and Victorian space exploration float your boat, please have a look~
The first early proposal for Space:1889 sounds like a boardgame of conquest and colonization (from the “Feedback” poll in Ares magazine No 14, TSR, Spring 1983). GDW released Frank Chadwick’s Space: 1889 RPG in 1988, just one year after the term “steampunk” first appeared in print.
Temple of the Beastmen, steampunk dungeoncrawl boardgame from the world of Space: 1889, game design by Lester W Smith, cover art by Janet Aulisio, GDW, 1989.
Sky Galleons of Mars (because liftwood doesn’t work on Venus), ship-to-ship steampunk miniature wargame from the world of GDW’s Space 1889 roleplaying game; ad from Dragon No 136, August 1988.
