Maneuver decks

[Combat wombat]

Been looking at the stats for non ares aircraft. Is there a list of what cards go in each deck?
Thanks
Scotty

[celticgriffon]

This is probably the file section you want to browse. http://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/dow...o=cat&id=4http (http://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/downloads.php?do=cat&id=4http)

[Combat wombat]

Thanks brother. Think I should pick up the card packs?
Scotty

[celticgriffon]

If you intend to get models outside of the official range I would think it may be prudent. I would say it will be unlikely that solo maneuver decks will be re-released with the Ares' strategy (i.e. selling model planes).

[flash]

Hi Scott - There is a stats committee on the forum who have compiled stats on all WW1 aircraft in a spreadsheet and regularly update it - it is in the files section here. (http://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=1318) It will contain all you need.

[Zoe Brain]

Not all WWI aircraft... just all those that anyone makes 1/144 models of. All but the experimental never-saw-service ones are pretty well researched. The Roland D.XVI, Aviatik 30.40, Dornier D.I, Rumpler D.I, Sopwith Swallow, Austin-Ball AFB.1, Austin Osprey etc are guesswork more than measured performance, and based on the assumption they'd got the bugs out.

[john snelling]

Not all WWI aircraft... just all those that anyone makes 1/144 models of. All but the experimental never-saw-service ones are pretty well researched. The Roland D.XVI, Aviatik 30.40, Dornier D.I, Rumpler D.I, Sopwith Swallow, Austin-Ball AFB.1, Austin Osprey etc are guesswork more than measured performance, and based on the assumption they'd got the bugs out.

I was not a part of this. But it is great and I use it all the time. Thanks to the people that made it happen!!!

[7eat51]

That is an excellent document. I second the thanks to those of you that worked on it. :hatsoff: