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Wings of Glory WW1 - Zeppelin Staaken (Shilling)

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Wings of Glory WW1 - Zeppelin Staaken (Shilling)

AREWGF304B

Contents :

  • One 1/144 scale model
  • Flight stand with game stats
  • Altitude stands
  • Airplane card
  • Maneuver cards
  • London game mat
  • Counters
  • Rules

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Take control of this powerful aircraft, largest wood–and–canvas flying machine ever built, and once again fly the dramatic mission commanded by Hauptmann Schilling.

The first Zeppelin mass–produced version to fly over the battle field was the impressive Zeppelin–Staaken R.VI, with a wingspan rivaling that of a WW2 Superfortress. Flying at night with a deadly bomb load up to 4400 pounds, R.VIs were used in bombing raids, bringing destruction and terror to London until the late spring of 1918.

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