Fleet review by vnetwatnik @ LJ
The Atlantic Republic project is jointly developed in Russian-speaking LiveJournal community Atlantic Republic – A Dieselpunk Legend.
In March 2010, the setting was outlined in English on Dieselpunks.org and in January 2012, a short story by Ignat Solovey was published on the same network.
The year is presumably 1934, no exact date given. The Republic is going to celebrate its Centennial – with navy review, air parade, and every kind of festivals. Of course there are pirates, spies, at least one Mad Scientist, brave sailors and aviators, femmes fatales and lady adventurers. And lots of Dieselpunk – factories and workshops, weird airplanes, flying aircraft carriers, streamlined trains, air taxicabs, destructive secret weapons, etc. etc.
The multi-faceted story of the Republic unfolds in an alternative world a bit more happier than ours, no Great Depression or Nazi threat. Nevertheless, the Modern Atlantis does everything possible (and impossible) for self-defense, hence a multitude of military machines – along with civil cars, diesel trains, airliners and mailplanes. Enjoy.
Gwook floatplane fighter pursuing a pirate aircraft
ReL Cyclecar
ReL LuftMaster
Dh04 locomotive
Silver Torpedo Diesel-hydraulic motor unit
Lady V multitask floatplane
Trimotor Mailplane
Basstoelpel Flying Boat
AHGG Heavy bomber, 1935
Persecutor naval attacker
Carrier-borne Takapu biplane over the ARNS Neptune
Sturmschwalbe torpedo bomber
Cahow B-10 dive bomber
Crux airship interior
Colleoni airship
ARNS Aquilon destroyer
ARNS Meduse experimental AA cruiser
SCISC heavy tank Mk.1
Credits: der_fluger, lnago, vasillich, vnetwatnik @ atlantic_rep LJ community
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