"New Aerodrome(R) aerial combat board game" Topic

Yes, that's correct, Aerodrome(R) aerial combat games (WWI, WWII and Korean War) can now be played as a board game, either as a regular boardgame or 'remotely' against opponents anywhere in the world. Anyone interested?

I find it intriguing.

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The board game includes the following:
(1)23" x 27" vinyl hexed game mat
(2) 12 clear acrylic aircraft stands with full color aircraft stickers (a) Fokker Dr. I; (b) Fokker DVII; (c)Pfalz D IIIa; (d) Pfalz D XII; (e)Albatross D Va; (f) Halberstadt CL II; (g) Sopwith Camel; (h) S.E. 5a; (i) SPAD XIII; (j) Nieuport 28; (k) Sopwith Tripe; (l) Bristol F2b
(3) Aerodrome(R) 1.1 rules and QRS and master copy of aircraft stats spreadsheet
(4) 3" x 24" round cardboard shipping tube (can be used for storage when game is not in use)

* Additional aircraft tokens will soon be available, also WW2 and Korean War aircraft tokens.

* This can be played as a regular boardgame OR 'remotely' against opponents anywhere in the world.

* The Aerodrome(R) 2.1 and 3.1 aerial combat games can also be played using this hexed mat.

* This game is complete, ready to play out of the tube.

The clear acrylic aircraft stand comes in two pieces (a bottom hexed piece which has the 5 altitude levels engraved on it; and a round top piece which has an arrow indicator on it, the full color aircraft sticker is attached to the top of the round top piece – see attached picture. theminiaturespage.com‌

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Two small magnets hold the two acrylic pieces together and allow rotation to indicate changing altitudes.

The large hex game mat has 272 smaller hexes, numbered 1-272. The number 1 center hex's sides are numbered 1-6. To indicate where an aircraft is located on the game mat each player writes the hex number their aircraft is located in and then its facing number – example: 145/4, 56/3, etc.

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