Aerodrome^® 1.1 - World War I Aerial Combat Game

WHAT IS AERODROME® 1.1? Aerodrome® 1.1 is a simple, easy-to-learn, fun-to-play table-top game of aerial combat in World War I. With simple yet elegant rules, players "fly" colorful models of WWI aircraft, using wooden "cockpit" control panels to determine maneuvers and telescoping poles to simulate multiple altitude levels, and each side attempts to shoot down the aircraft of the other side. A perennial favorite at conventions, hundreds of convention attendees, club members and individuals have enjoyed playing Aerodrome® 1.1 since 1994; the game is played by groups around the U.S., as well as in England, France, Italy, Greece, Australia, Hong Kong, and Brazil. Aerodrome® 1.1 has won numerous awards, both in the U.S. and England.
An Aerodrome® 1.1 game in progress	Furball in the clouds
WHERE CAN I PLAY AERODROME® 1.1? At home, at a convention, at a store, at a club. Aerodrome® 1.1 is a game, not a complex simulation; it's simple enough that you can learn to play, on your own, from the rules (although you will need other equipment to play in addition to the rules!). Copies of the Aerodrome® 1.1 rules, as well as other equipment for playing Aerodome® 1.1, may be ordered directly from Aerodrome® Aerial Combat Games (email: aerodromeinfo@gmail.com) or from a number of vendors, including RLBPS Miniatures and Coopers Creations; please click on their links below for more information, or send an email to aerodromeinfo@gmail.com. However, Aerodrome® 1.1 is also played at numerous historical miniature games conventions around the U.S. (as well as at a number of clubs), at which you would be welcomed as a new Aerodrome® 1.1 player. For example, Aerodrome® 1.1 may be played at the following upcoming venues: Pacificon 2010: September 3-6, 2010 - Santa Clara, CA Pacificon Website Fall In 2010: October 29-31, 2010 - Lancaster, PA Fall In Website Cold Wars 2011: March 10-13, 2011 - Lancaster, PA Cold Wars Website Recon 2011: April 22-24, 2011 - Cocoa Beach, FL Recon Website For additional conventions and other places to play Aerodrome® 1.1 and/or Aerodrome® 2.0, see the "Where To Play" page. For more information about Aerodrome® 1.1, or the upcoming publication of Aerodrome® 2.0 - World War 2 Aerial Combat, please email: aerodromeinfo@gmail.com
The RLBPS website - Aerodrome 1.1 rules and equipment Coopers Creations - Aerodrome Wooden Control Panels Aerodrome Columbus (at Gridcogames.com) - an Aerodrome gaming hub Review of Aerodrome 1.1 at gamecabinet.com For more information about Aerodrome® Aerial Combat Games, please email: aerodromeinfo@gmail.com January 2010. ©Copyright 2009-2010 by Stanley F. Kubiak Aerodrome® is a registered trademark owned by Stanley F. Kubiak