Kurt Hockenbury sent over a note pointing out this fantastic period resource on Zeppelins-
"Zeppelin: the Story of a Great Achievement". The public domain book is filled with information and pictures that would be invaluable for anyone running a pulp-style adventure or event. Some absolutely massive scans of airship deckplans from the book are also available on Flickr, courtesy of "Fings":
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgSqwM22ZMrpzlZolI4wiDik55OKpw88cvaP9gXYHI2eMMwPOlFx4DEG-odoZfgDJwtlCLbuIY-AU8e65ZF2-yrvYrXSdRb1JhCYNn_IPdkNgGNyoxqxEHDA5vLhVhtuEgSgPNRb4TIjnw/s400/zeppelin+deckplan+1.png)
You'll find the full-sized version of this deckplan
over here.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj6FUwTad1kkJosnB49zQkmmbWGy48hsjuWPqPqdA20jtie8uvQQbaRanB6xK0Nxqf_lbGVKtfOAbRLFRbXOK69_GHlKNuhlMTHoIlCcFxkicRBk9FVkZR_Ac6k4yd0rQ84MnxwQpi9eiM/s400/zeppelin+deckplan+2.png)
And this one can be found
here.
2 comments:
You can get high-res scan images from Internet Archive, by picking "read online" and zooming the page to 100%.
Oh, awesome find.
I think my plan to build a zepp cabin for 28mm skirmish gaming just got going again!
Thanks!
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