Yesterday 14th of June 2009, during the PisaGioca fair in Pisa (Italy), 81 people, 65 male players and 16 female, gathered at the same table in a square of the city center. Some of them were real veterans from several cities, them bringing their own wonderful collections of personalized miniatures.

In the end, only a single Allied plane was flying over a plain scattered by wrecks. The Pattuglia Acrobatica Nazionale (Italian Acrobatic Team of the IAF) flying over the site at the end of the game sealed the new record, beating the 61 players game that took place in Utah at the end of March.

A report by Massimiliano "Ugoslave" Calimera (in Italian):

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A photogallery of the game, with the 20 x 1 meters long table (L-shaped on one end):

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The preview WW2 miniatures shown at the event:

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All the best!

Andrea

Looks like a good time! Thanks for posting the pics!

What a great place to host the game! Well now that it's spring here in Utah, as soon as it stops raining (soon I hope) we'll see about regaining that title. Doubt we will have the female pilot turnout- guess that means we will lose in the long run. Thanks for the pics and planes sneak peak.

Thanks to you for your attention!

More pictures here:

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Wow, that is really cool.

How long time did the game take?

81 is a big number.