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Interview: Simon Brading
- Thread starter Gary Oswald
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I like Misfit Squadron using steam-AH as its way to get intergender WW2 pilots - "well the history's different so women having certain jobs is more normalised in this 1940s"
As I said last time this came up, the idea of spring-powered aircraft is very original and fascinating to me, a way to get a version of steampunk without it being all airships and balloons. Feels worthy of something Tony Jones would come up with.
- Location
- NYC (né Falkirk)
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"martial arts is how I got into dance" is the sort of phrase that you would not get away with in fiction.
- Location
- Barcelona
Women pilots in the Royal Aviator Corps is actually explained in the books... you just have to read them all to piece together how!I like Misfit Squadron using steam-AH as its way to get intergender WW2 pilots - "well the history's different so women having certain jobs is more normalised in this 1940s"
- Location
- Barcelona
Hey! Don't count out the airships!As I said last time this came up, the idea of spring-powered aircraft is very original and fascinating to me, a way to get a version of steampunk without it being all airships and balloons. Feels worthy of something Tony Jones would come up with.
- Location
- Barcelona
But it's something that happens so much in real life, both ways - Van Damme and Jackie Chan to name a couple of not so well known examples... But yes, the dancer (usually female) who can kick their way through the highly-trained bad guys is a bit overused, especially in bad 80's movies."martial arts is how I got into dance" is the sort of phrase that you would not get away with in fiction.
- Location
- Western New York
But it's something that happens so much in real life, both ways - Van Damme and Jackie Chan to name a couple of not so well known examples... But yes, the dancer (usually female) who can kick their way through the highly-trained bad guys is a bit overused, especially in bad 80's movies.
Summer Glau objects.