Chinese Conflict "Stars, Bars, Roundels and Meatballs"
Description:
Warlords hire pilots and planes from various sources to defend their interests. (Combat among various "interested parties" using 1930s aircraft adapted to the WWI rules) Fly the not so friendly skies; You are paid to shoot down opponents; if you live. (It's a wild west gunfight with biplanes as guns) Very interesting. 1/72 models
1/72nd airplane dogfight : 1938 -The Government of Edward VIII and his minions are gearing for a fall offensive -But they need to have control of the skies for it to succeed. Who will end up with control? Edward or the Anglican League and their allies? Fly the latest in Biplane technology and some oddities as well in this almost /could have happened alternate setting
1/72nd airplane dogfight : 1938 -The Government of Edward VIII and his minions are advancing on Oxford and need the help of their airforce(as ragtag as it is )The Anglican League and their allies/mercenaries are determined to control the air. Who will win? fly the latest in Biplane technology and some oddities as well in this almost /could have happened alternate setting.
1/72nd air ,1930's:The Brits have invented a new English Civil War set in the 1930's Here forces loyal to the King Edward VIII advancing on Oxford contend with The Anglican League and their supporters who do not like him very much. Play planes which are a bit unusual as well as the latest Biplanes. Really, it almost could have happened.
1/72 1930's air :1936: Shekago a small Mediteranian island is in dispute by folks who decide to send pilots to negotiate a solution in the Mafia style.
1/72nd air, 1930s:The Brits have invented a new English Civil War set in the 1930s. Here forces loyal to the King Edward VIII advancing on Oxford contend with the Anglican League and their supporters who do not like him very much. Play planes which are a bit unusual as well as the latest Biplanes. Really, it almost could have happened.