First World War Aerial Wargame Rules: Hexes and Halberstadts

In this video I describe a new set of wargame rules that I have written, covering aerial combat in WWI.
The video provides enough information to play a game using the rules. If you are interested in the detail, and would like a written version of the rules, then drop an e-mail to the channel’s email address and I will send you a copy free of charge. Just remember that these are my rules, written for my use, using language that I understand, and manage your expectations accordingly.
If you have any questions regarding the rules then please do set them out in a comment below, and I will try to answer them.

[@johnscarr70]

An era to fire the imagination. I could watch Aces High, the Blue Max , Wings and the like over and over. Love the Se5a. I'll be in touch for the rules for sure.

[@jamesathertonyt]

Great. I look forward to hearing from you.

[@andymoore9977]

@@jamesathertonyt Sopwith Dolphin for me, having read the Bartholomew Bandy Papers by Donald Jack!

[@andymoore9977]

James, I have just discovered your videos and am thoroughly enjoying them! Aerial combat and fantasy are not my thing usually but you somehow make it all very very compelling. I also like your 'back to basics' approach to it all. Thank you for your inspiration. PS I have drawers full of figures and carefully crafted terrain but have found I am now equally content (solo wargamer) with using card tokens for units and 2d terrain pieces printed on my ancient A3 printer.

[@jamesathertonyt]

Thank you. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. At the end of the day, its all about playing games and having fun.

[@vicmarriott4849]

Well put together. WWI has always interested me.

[@jamesathertonyt]

Thank you

[@RHampton]

This sounds fun. Great explanation of the rules and their design.

[@jamesathertonyt]

Cheers

[@CooperTreptow]

I've been trying to find ww1 air combat rules

[@jamesathertonyt]

I'm glad to be of service! Please do give them a try.