Canvas Falcons (1996)
ag.gameitem.AGID:
Playtime: 240
Min. Age: 12
Number of Players:
2 - 20
ag.gameitem.publisher:
(Self-Published),
The Art of War
Designers:
Doug Larsen,
Rockland Russo
Artists:
Unknown
Mechanics:
Role Playing,
Measurement Movement,
Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game,
Three Dimensional Movement,
Dice Rolling,
Critical Hits and Failures,
Impulse Movement,
Simulation
Beschreibung
Canvas Falcons
Triplane: Air to Air Combat in World War One 1914-1918
Legion Condor: Air to Air Combat in Spain and China 1936-1939
This game is designed to be a good simulation of air to air combat; however it is also a role playing game of sorts. Each player controls a single aircraft. The aircraft are "flown" using 3 wheeled trolleys or stands to emulate the real flight characteristics of the airplane. The purpose of this game is to simulate air to air combat from the pilot's viewpoint. This game is designed so that the player merely 'flies' the combat aircraft. There are no rules mandating stupidity, bad play, or bad flying, that is left up to the talents of the gamer.
Scale:
Time Scale: One turn = 5 seconds
Ground Scale: 25mm = 5 meters or 1:200
one Movement point is thus per hour 14.4 KM/H or 8.9 MPH
Played since ~1974 but not published until much later.
- Description (extract) from the introduction
Canvas Falcons
Triplane: Air to Air Combat in World War One 1914-1918
Legion Condor: Air to Air Combat in Spain and China 1936-1939
This game is designed to be a good simulation of air to air combat; however it is also a role playing game of sorts. Each player controls a single aircraft. The aircraft are "flown" using 3 wheeled trolleys or stands to emulate the real flight characteristics of the airplane. The purpose of this game is to simulate air to air combat from the pilot's viewpoint. This game is designed so that the player merely 'flies' the combat aircraft. There are no rules mandating stupidity, bad play, or bad flying, that is left up to the talents of the gamer.
Scale:
Time Scale: One turn = 5 seconds
Ground Scale: 25mm = 5 meters or 1:200
one Movement point is thus per hour 14.4 KM/H or 8.9 MPH
Played since ~1974 but not published until much later.
- Description (extract) from the introduction
Verwandte Spiele
ag.gameitem.lastUpdated: 2025-05-02 07:11:45.799