Here's a lot that includes the hard-to-find "Traveller-approved" Fifth Frontier War (GDW - 1981) by Marc Miller...
Fifth Frontier War (GDW - 1981 approved for use with the Traveller)
Triplanetary - Space Combat in the Solar System 2001 (GDW - 1973)
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Fifth Frontier War...
"A basic hex-and-counter wargame set in the Spinward Marches of the Traveller RPG universe. Designed as a campaign aid for Traveller but a playable game on its own. Movement of units are generally pre-plotted and executed simultaneously, combat then occurring where necessary. Each turn is one week, each hex one parsec."
Triplanetary:
"Set in the 21st century, the map depicts the inner Solar system out to Jupiter. Scenarios involve racing, pirating, invasions, and a few others. Movement involves vector mechanics. Players plot courses using a grease pencil on the map and use fuel to accelerate a maximum of one each turn. Planets and moons are used to modify the trajectory. There are a limited number of ships. Most are limited in fuel, so making efficient use of gravity is important to reaching a destination."
[Descriptions from BoardGameGeek.]
Items in US, but will ship worldwide.
Fifth Frontier War (GDW - 1981 approved for use with the Traveller)
Triplanetary - Space Combat in the Solar System 2001 (GDW - 1973)
This auction may be found here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270356919290
Fifth Frontier War...
"A basic hex-and-counter wargame set in the Spinward Marches of the Traveller RPG universe. Designed as a campaign aid for Traveller but a playable game on its own. Movement of units are generally pre-plotted and executed simultaneously, combat then occurring where necessary. Each turn is one week, each hex one parsec."
Triplanetary:
"Set in the 21st century, the map depicts the inner Solar system out to Jupiter. Scenarios involve racing, pirating, invasions, and a few others. Movement involves vector mechanics. Players plot courses using a grease pencil on the map and use fuel to accelerate a maximum of one each turn. Planets and moons are used to modify the trajectory. There are a limited number of ships. Most are limited in fuel, so making efficient use of gravity is important to reaching a destination."
[Descriptions from BoardGameGeek.]
Items in US, but will ship worldwide.
