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Sample File Sample File No Sample file Sample file No. 35 GDWs Magazine of Futuristic Gaming Managing Editor For Twilight: 2000 Loren K. Wiseman Citymaker, by Loren K. Wiseman and Timothy B. Brown ........................ 4 Associate Editor Timothy 5. Brown For Space: 1889 Victorian Times & Society, by Howard Whitehouse............................. 11 Spiritual Advisor Marc W Miller For MegaTraveller Art Director Traveller News Service 19 Lauretta Oblinger ..................................................................... The Spice of Life, by William W Conners and Rob CasweN.................. 20 Graphic Design Fire Aboard Ship, by Dale Hanych ..................................................... 26 and Production Dana Reischauer james R. Kuntz For 2300 AD Shea Ryan A World Invaded, by C. W Hess and Mike A. Bozulich........................ 34 Text Manager Michelle Sturgeon For BattleTech AFT 1B "Afterburner," by C. Vl Hess ............................................... 46 Typesetting Michelle Sturgeon For Star Wars Text Processing Team Recovery, by James B. King .................................................... 54 Karen Lumb The H-Wing Strike Fighter, by James B. King 58 David Moll ..................................... Betty Mylott Tim Ryan For Star Trek Publisher Spaceports in the Star Trek Universe, by Pete Rogan ........................... 61 GDW For Renegade Legion Artists in this issue: A. C. Farley, The 9876th Renegade Armored Support Unit, by Kevin Stein .............. 72 cover; Bryan Gibson; Rob Caswell; Tim Bradstreet; Janet Aulisio; Rick Lowry; 1. King. Features From The Management.. .................................................................. .2 Challenge, GDW's magazine of futuristic gam- Sample file ing, is published bimonthly. 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