AERONEF LINKS
The following site links are some that we feel might be of interest to Aeronef gamers. These include links to other Aeronef sites, background sites, miniatures producers and even other Victorian flyer games sites (as you may find material here worth converting into your Aeronef games.
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Society of Fantasy & Science Fiction Wargamers - regularly features Aeronef articles in its journal Ragnarok.
Warlords of the Skies - David Manley's Aeronef website, includes rules expansions for more detailed one-on-one games.
Rhys Batchelor's Aeronef Page - featuring details of the Burgundian Aero-navy from Rhy's own fictional European timeline and some lovely photos of scratch-built models.
Luke Ueda-Sarsons' Aeronef Page - details on the Dutch and Swiss Aero-navies, rivals to Rhys Batchelor's Burgundians. Again some wonderfully inspiring photos of scratch-built models completewith Aeronef stats.
Dave Ashton's Aeronef Page - features more scratch-built aeronef models with the promise of more to come.
Eugene M.George's Aeronef Page - details the fictional Republic of Sonora on the American west coast and includes stats for a host of scratch-built Sonoran models.
The Great War of 1889: Australia - details of the 1889 conflict in Australasia.
Forgotten Futures - a site for Marcus Rowland's excellent Victorian Romanctic Fiction RPG. Forgotten Futures Volume Two includes the text of George Griffith's Stories of Other Worlds part of which has been included in the Aeronef background.
The Demon of War - Ed Allen has scanned the airship chapter from William Le Queux's The Great War in England in 1897. The Demon itself was the inspiration for the Tsarevich Class Dig Dreadnought in our scenarioThe Poison Bombs.
Gisby's Victorian Links - Tim Peterson's very useful links site to a wide range of Colonial and Victorian Science Fiction websites. A good jumping off point for finding out more on the period.
Brigade Miniatures - manufacture a complementary line of Aeronef flyers, which will prove highly useful.
Irregular Miniatures - manufacturers of the a small range of VSF flying dreadnoughts. You'll find pictures of them at the bottom of the Ainsty spaceship page.
Sky Galleons of Mars - Joesph Boeke's page dedicated to the now unavailable GDW VSF flyer game. Aeronef gamers who like the Space: 1889 background may well enjoy the scenarios.
Full Steam 1889 - Robert Finamore's interesting page converting Full Thrust to the Space: 1889 background.
Cloudships of Iron - a site for Balin DeLoach's new (as yet unpublished) VSF flyer game including pictures of scratch-built nef by Larry Encoh.