Last summer I built a dozen flight stands for the air game
Check Your Six.
Since then I’ve had them out a couple of times. I even took the trouble of photographing them
with some of my Battle of Britain miniatures. I even uploaded the images! However despite all of this I failed to actually
write a post to accompany the images.
A section of images of a V of Spitfire Is being followed by a V of Hurricane Is at different alatudes |
Details about the process of building the stands can be read
in an earlier post.
So here we have what amounts to a range of aircraft balanced
on radio aerials. Saying that I am quite proud of them and although it can get a bit forestry with the more
than four planes in a particular section
of the playing surface these stands offer a really simple and effective way to represent height
in the game.
One error I made was when I was attaching the aerials I did
not attach some at a 90 degree right-angle. This means has you extend the aerial when the
aircraft climbs it become unstable.
The other issue is these bases are suitable for larger
aircraft such as bombers, the whole affair just get too top heavy and topples
over. I am still working on the a solution for that. Any suggestions would be
most welcome.
Here are images of Bf 109Es in the four finger formation flying past. |
Thanks for taking the time to look!
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