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Mig Alley (2007)
Playtime: 60
Min. Age: 12
Number of Players:
2 - 0
Publisher:
Tumbling Dice
Designers:
Chris Russell
Artists:
(Uncredited)
Mechanics:
Dice Rolling
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Mig Alley is part of the Wings at War series of wargames rules from Tumbling Dice. Mig Alley is designed for recreating Korean War air combat using Tumbling Dice's 1/600th scale aircraft models.
The games are designed to last around one or two hours. As the sky tends to be a lot less cluttered than the ground, games can be set up quickly and fewer models are required - making for a cheaper night out.
Any number of people can play. As the victory target is dependant on the size of a force, opposing sides don't have to be equally balanced, a smaller or less sophisticated mix of planes can defeat a larger or more advanced enemy by reaching their (lower) victory target first.
Each model represents an individual aircraft or balloon. Elevation is abstracted using 4 levels, and the game uses D6 and D3 (a d6 numbered 1,1,2,2,3,3) for combat resolution.
Mig Alley is part of the Wings at War series of wargames rules from Tumbling Dice. Mig Alley is designed for recreating Korean War air combat using Tumbling Dice's 1/600th scale aircraft models.
The games are designed to last around one or two hours. As the sky tends to be a lot less cluttered than the ground, games can be set up quickly and fewer models are required - making for a cheaper night out.
Any number of people can play. As the victory target is dependant on the size of a force, opposing sides don't have to be equally balanced, a smaller or less sophisticated mix of planes can defeat a larger or more advanced enemy by reaching their (lower) victory target first.
Each model represents an individual aircraft or balloon. Elevation is abstracted using 4 levels, and the game uses D6 and D3 (a d6 numbered 1,1,2,2,3,3) for combat resolution.
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