Looks pretty great!

Thanks for the heads up on this one.

This is one of the quickest to print and play, and it really does seem to work out for most people (the 6.96 rating is great, especially for a PnP), but it didn't work out for me, at least in the solo variant.

I really want to play the two player game, as I think my experience with the game would be much better that way.

Looked good enough I printed it off and gave it a go.

Surprisingly good! I only tried the 2-player version, but it was actually a lot of fun. I always enjoy games that make you choose to draw new tiles.

It also had a good balance between enclosing areas and just amassing large amounts of tiles.

I used Eric Pietrocupo's variant that an incomplete enclosure pays 1 point per symbol and a closed enclosure pays 2 points per symbol.

I highly recommend it. Much closer to Carcassonne than Gilk or it's ilk.

I couldn´t bring myself to play this, as it´s name leads a danish speaker, like myself, to thoughts of nasty sexual acts with midgets.

Downloaded the rules and stuff, but have not made my set yet. I've played the online version a bunch however - this game is surprisingly good, both strategically and tactically.

I'm going to print my set up on heavy paper and mount them to one of the sets of wooden Scrabble tiles I've picked up at a bazillion garage sales.

Very fun game... I printed it off almost a year ago and played it several nights in a row with the wife to great success. Have been meaning to make an heirloom quality set for myself ever since... seeing it in a geeklist reminds me I should get back on that. Definitely worth more time than printed paper, but give it a shot if you're on the fence.

Looking this over, I found the rules too bland, so I worked up a new copy (merely graphical, no rules changes) and uploaded it to the files section.
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/file/info/31851

*Edit* Public now.

Cool, I'm looking for them!

I pnp this game last week, and while the games is sbrilliant it really needs someone who re-design all the cards, add some images and some icons to them so you can play without having to read the card all the time.

And Richthofen himself is cheating playing with one more card

I also printed out a plane counter that I place between the players, the direction it 's facing indicates who is on who's tale.