Italian Aircraft

[BigShowNZ]

Hi guys,

has anyone put together some stats for Italian aircraft under VaS?

I have some great models just waiting to begin bombing runs

Cheers
Chris

 

[Ben2]

Again, the supplement will solve all your problems.

 

[DM]

Indeed I suspect that wehave statted up more aircraft than can be fitted into the supplement (~230 so far) so I suspect they'll be appearing on a website or in S&P shortly after the supplement hits the streets.

 

[BigShowNZ]

Indeed I suspect that wehave statted up more aircraft than can be fitted into the supplement (~230 so far) so I suspect they'll be appearing on a website or in S&P shortly after the supplement hits the streets.

I just want to know how many stands of aircraft compose a flight so I can buy some of those C.A.P. Aero aircraft

Any chance of spilling the beans for:
SM79's
Fiat CR.42's
MC.200 Saetta's
Reggiane 2001 Falco II's

??

Four aircraft mounted on some wire on a textured sea base make for a really nice representation of a flight (I have a pile of Modern aircraft based up like that for Shipwreck... although 1 B-52 on a base looks pretty impressive compared with a bunch of CR.42's )

Cheers
Chris

 

[juggler69uk]

I just want to know how many stands of aircraft compose a flight so I can buy some of those C.A.P. Aero aircraft

Under current rules
One counter = One Flight
so one Stand should = One Flight however many models you put on it

 

[BigShowNZ]

Under current rules
One counter = One Flight
so one Stand should = One Flight however many models you put on it

Sorry, I realise I did not word my question very well

I was trying to determine the number of counters per "group" of aircraft For example, If there are 4 counters of Fiat CR.42's per flight, that means I probably need 16 aircraft models (4 stands x 4 aircraft per stand).

Cheers
Chris

 

[juggler69uk]

I was trying to determine the number of counters per "group" of aircraft For example, If there are 4 counters of Fiat CR.42's per flight, that means I probably need 16 aircraft models (4 stands x 4 aircraft per stand).

Cheers
Chris

Sorry, In that case you could try looking on the site below, theres an OOB at the bottom of the page

http://www.comandosupremo.com/Air.html