Boardgame "Tin Goose". New. Sealed

- Tin Goose - transports players back to the formative years of commercial aviation. Initially operating on a modest scale with a single airmail route and the iconic Ford Trimotor, known as the "tin goose," participants embark on a journey to establish a thriving airline empire spanning the tumultuous decades of the 1930s and 40s. Over time, aircraft evolve to become safer, more fuel-efficient, and capable of longer distances. Companies streamline operations, shedding early inefficiencies to become more organized and competitive. However, the risks also escalate, with potential disasters such as crashes, strikes, and oil shocks looming larger as the game unfolds. The game utilizes 96 cards, encompassing various planes and events. Approximately 36 cards are utilized during each session, all initially available to players. This mechanic fosters strategic planning over blind luck, as astute players may deduce the intentions of rivals based on bidding patterns for safer aircraft, potentially signaling the possession of disaster-related cards.