Wings: World War One Plane to Plane Combat 1916-1918 (2nd Edition)

Edición en inglés.

Wings is a plane to plane game of air combat during World War I. The strengths and weaknesses of the French, British, Italian, German and  Austro-Hungarian units involved are accurately and playably duplicated by 50 data cards that display all the information needed to maneuver and fight. The system incorporates such details as: speed, climbs, dives, banks, turns, slips, loops, rolls, Immelmanns, gun plays, ammunition and ranges, as well as variants for planes, balloons, ground fire, Zeppelins, bombing and strafing, heights, altitudes and much more. The scenarios cover a variety of combat situations from lonely battles against giant airships  high over England to low-level strafing runs over the trenches of France, and from crowded, twisting dogfights to intense, grueling single duels where one mistake can be your last.

The scale is 40 yards per hex
Time Scale: four seconds per turn.
Number of players: one to many
Playing Time: 30 min-4 Hrs
Complexity: very high
Solitaire Suitability: high

Components
Three 21" x 9" geomorphic map boards
Two sheets of die cut units
One rule book with scenarios