News & Updates
10 December 2022 - Version 2.0 is on the street.
- I'm super excited to get version 2.0 published. This version is refined and the game-play is awesome.
Air Mail Adventure is a fully 3D printable tabletop game!
The year is 1942. The US Post Office is trying to establish a full-time air mail service and they have gotten off to a rocky start.
Flying at this time was a ridiculously dangerous endeavor. Military pilots just didn't fly in bad weather. The only way a mail service works is if it is reliable rain or shine.
The ARMY just pulled out all of their experienced military pilots helping the US Post Office get the program started.
Flying at this time was… Pretty much all art, and not much science. The biggest problems were navigation, followed by weather, and of course a little mayhem mixed in…
“Anyone can fly a plane in good weather. What about the other ninety percent of the time?”
So, that’s where you come in.
You and your buddies are young and fearless Aviators and it’s up to you get the job done. But there is a huge catch…
The Aircraft are under-powered, the weather always sucks, and you have no good way of navigating the open terrain of the country.
So basically, it’s the golden era of aviation.
Good luck!
Key Features:
Flying at this time was a ridiculously dangerous endeavor. Military pilots just didn't fly in bad weather. The only way a mail service works is if it is reliable rain or shine.
The ARMY just pulled out all of their experienced military pilots helping the US Post Office get the program started.
Flying at this time was… Pretty much all art, and not much science. The biggest problems were navigation, followed by weather, and of course a little mayhem mixed in…
“Anyone can fly a plane in good weather. What about the other ninety percent of the time?”
So, that’s where you come in.
You and your buddies are young and fearless Aviators and it’s up to you get the job done. But there is a huge catch…
The Aircraft are under-powered, the weather always sucks, and you have no good way of navigating the open terrain of the country.
So basically, it’s the golden era of aviation.
Good luck!
Key Features:
- Average game play is around 30 min per game with up to 4 players.
- It's totally kid friendly. "My 10 old son loves it! My 15 year old daughter thinks it's awesome..." It's a good start!
- Game play is relatively fast compared to most tabletop games.
- 1 Player at a time, but once you understand the basic mechanics, a normal turns takes around 10 to 20 seconds.
- If you have to take a hazard card or weather card, it takes about 30 seconds.
Complete Game (version 2.0) available right now only: $6.99
Everything you need is Included: (some pictures show prototype w/ laser cut files)
- 3D Printable Game Pieces (ready to print / no support)
- .PDF Instruction book and Quick Start Guide (ready to print)
- .PDF Cards (ready to cut)
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"It seems easy, deliver your packages before everyone else... but it's more challenging than you think!" - Tony D.
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The game play is simple, fast, and fun:
Position your plane.
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Roll the dice /draw cards
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Pick your template and move!
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No 3D Printer? No problem. No better time to learn than now.
3D Printing has gotten crazy easy and super cheap.
The 3D Printers I use for prototyping and building all my games are under 200$.
I use the Voxel Aquila 3D Printer (I actually have 3 of these). This printer is awesome and crazy cheap. It's super simple to setup and use and It's under 200$ on Amazon right now. The only thing else you need is some plastic (PLA) filament for the printer. I use the Amazon brand and it's like 16$ for a 2 lb roll. 2 lbs is a lot of plastic. You can print every piece needed for this game (including the terrain) and still have 75% of the roll left: Here's some more info:
3D Printer / $159: Voxel Aquila 3D Printer
PLA Filament / $17: OVERTURE PLA Filament 1.75mm
The 3D Printers I use for prototyping and building all my games are under 200$.
I use the Voxel Aquila 3D Printer (I actually have 3 of these). This printer is awesome and crazy cheap. It's super simple to setup and use and It's under 200$ on Amazon right now. The only thing else you need is some plastic (PLA) filament for the printer. I use the Amazon brand and it's like 16$ for a 2 lb roll. 2 lbs is a lot of plastic. You can print every piece needed for this game (including the terrain) and still have 75% of the roll left: Here's some more info:
3D Printer / $159: Voxel Aquila 3D Printer
PLA Filament / $17: OVERTURE PLA Filament 1.75mm
