I am a huge Pinnacle fan. I am really into their Rippers game. I would like to see a Victorian London set with the "butcher shop" described in the strange locations. What does every one else think?

The semi-gothic Hollywood flats included in Bits of Mayhem could work as generic London tenements, as well.



And add me to the list of folks that would love to see a Mayhem: Victoriana style set.

As an unabashed Space:1889 fanboy, I would welcome such kits with open arms.

ESPECIALLY with Blue Moon Manufacturing's new line of minis.

Throwing in my vote for Victorian London type terrain.

Have you guys ever messed with Etherscope? It's a very cool RPG setting from Goodman Games.

Enter Etherspace

In 1876, Harold Wallace discovered something that changed the world: Etherspace. The might of Victorian industry drove forward, breaking down the frontiers of technology. Steam engines became smaller, weapons became more powerful, and cybernaughtics replaced limbs lost in bloody imperial wars. Then mankind learned to step into Etherspace itself.

Cyberpunk Victoriana

Now it's 1984. In this alternative world of out-of-control technology, Etherspace is the new frontier. Punk scope riders fight evil industrialists while occult investigators war against Etherspace demons. Mysterious System Agents lurk in the shadows as treasure hunters raid Lemurean ruins for lost secrets. Jack in, scope up, and get ready, because the options for an Etherscope game are endless!

It's alternate '80's meets victorian england meets the matrix.

Fantastic idea. I'll buy this set...

Victorian England makes me think of a series of sculptures I came across depicting Dicken's works. They are awesome, as would be any model set created for this era.

I have them on a disk ... might find them in this unorganized mess.

This seems to be a good thread in which to point out that the beautiful mid-19th Century maps of Britain have been re-issued.



London is covered in sheets 176 and 177. Scotland is covered in slightly different scale and has to be ordered direct from Ordnance Survey:




Has anyone come across particularly interesting rules for Mad Science?

Split Eye Productions has some very nice PDF maps of Victorian London, they run about $5, but I have seen them on special, or in bundles, for less.



I find it useful to use a graphics program to choose the part of the map I need, copy it, then save it into whatever I am working on at the moment. If I were to actually print it up it would be about six by four feet.

The Auld Grump

Great map, Grump ... good price and size. I need to get that one.

Add another vote for Victorian London streets & buildings! Cobblestone streets, posh rowhouses, brick tenements, shopfronts... And don't forget big imposing granite(?) banks, government buildings, etc... for Whitehall!

Didn't notice this thread.
Yeah.. sign me up for some Steampunk.