Airland War: Modern Armor Miniatures Rules
Expansion for Base-game · Book

Airland War: Modern Armor Miniatures Rules

Airland War are wargame rules for modern armor, built on the framework established by Panzer War (needed).

2 players90 minages 14
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What is Airland War: Modern Armor Miniatures Rules

Airland War are wargame rules for modern armor, built on the framework established by Panzer War (needed).

Airland War is a set of game rules simulating modern warfare using 1/285 scale miniatures.

Since 1982, Airland Battle has comprised the US Army's basic doctrine concerning how to fight the next war. It recognizes the inherently three dimensions of nature of modern warfare. AirLand Battle conceives of a future battlefield nearly anywhere in the world on which the US Army must fight and win.

AirLand War includes rules covering weapons, troops, and vehicles used in most conflicts between 1948 and present. Helicopter and ground support aircraft are thoroughly integrated into play.

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Game details

Players
2
Age
+14
Duration
90 min
Difficulty
Type
Expansion
Year
2012
Mechanics
Dice Rolling · Measurement Movement · Simulation
Categories
Expansion for Base-game · Book · Miniatures
Designer
Publisher
(Self-Published)
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How many players is Airland War: Modern Armor Miniatures Rules for?

Airland War: Modern Armor Miniatures Rules plays with 2 players.

How long does a game take?

A game takes about 90 minutes.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 14.

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