Stanley Kubiak

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Aerodrome is a one-man tabletop game system of World War I, Second World War and Korean War-era aerial combat, owned and published by Stanley F. Kubiak. Players fly 1/72-scale model aircraft mounted on telescoping Flightstands over a hexagonal-grid mat, and the system's distinguishing feature is a wooden Control Panel per player that records manoeuvres, altitude and damage with wooden pegs and spent .22-cal shell casings. Aerodrome 1.1, the original and simplest game, was first released in 1992 and its ruleset covers 68 First World War aircraft; Aerodrome 2.0 adapts the system to the Second Wo…