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Challenge #36 ~ GDW (1988)
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Challenge #36 ~ GDW (1988)
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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)
Have you played SPACE 1889 ?
By Frank Chadwick
Everything Jules Verne could have written. Everything H. G. Wells should have written. Everything Arthur Conan Doyle thought of, but never published – because it was too fantastic.
In the year 1870, American inventor Thomas Edison paved the way to the stars!
“He reached Mars with the prototype of an ether flyer and was the first man to set foot on the red sand of a foreign world. He was the first of many to come who would gaze in astonishment at the wonders of Mars and its inhabitants—the canals of the Red Planet, built many millennia ago; cities that were already old when on Earth, the Sumerians stacked clay bricks to build the first settlements; and relics of old technologies the functionality of which has long been forgotten. Numerous other explorers have followed in Edison’s footsteps, not only reaching the Red Planet, but pushing forward to the other planets.”
Space: 1889 brings to life the literary fantasies created by Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, Arthur Conan Doyle, H. R. Haggard, and many others. Space: 1889 is a science fiction roleplaying game in a more civilised time. A time when gentlemen and ladies of good character discover that there are adventures to be found in London’s fogbound alleys just as much as there are on the dusty streets of Syrtis Major on Mars. A time when soldiers might be posted to East Africa or Mars by order of their country; a time when inventors rush to test their latest designs and their latest theories; a time when historians search for the secrets of the ancient Martians; and when wild Venusian Lizard-men and proud Martian steppe warriors must serve their tribes and seek fame and fortune in a time when aliens from Earth have come to their planets.
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USA 1990
My review of SkyCrawl: https://matthewjconstantine.com/2023/07/07/tabletop-rpg-review-skycrawl/
A small edit for one of my favorite films of all time, which is very underrated - Space 1889 - The Secret of Phobos.
This video in particular is about the Armstrongs (yes, that Armstrong) who have a ... strained family relationship.
It is based on the roleplaying system Space 1889, in which steampowered space ships traverse the galaxy and martians are orange. It's camp and retro and the cast and crew put a lot into making it.
It is also on YouTube in full: