Flying Aces - Bryan Philpott - Hardcover OGF The two-player version modifies the

The two-player version modifies the solitaire game and pits players against each other in an exciting recreation of World War II naval combat

the heroes must save the metropolis by shutting down the transmitters set to broadcast the corrupting signal

These figures can be used to represent the Landsknechts raised in Germany or the Tyrol as well as early Swiss pike regiments

8 mounted Saracen / Turcomen warriors with spears (and bows in cases)

No two wizard's warbands need ever be the same

Flying Aces - Bryan Philpott - Hardcover OGF The two-player version modifies theThey were dubbed 'Knights of the Air' by First World War propagandists, and it was a most appropriate image for those young flying aces whose exploits over France demonstrated such skill, bravery and determination. In the Second World War, too, the competition for 'ace' status was just as intense, with day fighter and night fighter pilots vying for supremacy in the skies over Europe. Flamboyant or modest, reckless or single minded, highly skilled or