While the Wings of War: Immelmann boster pack focuses on airplanes of the earliest portion of World War I, the Dogfight booster features some of the biggest fan-favorites from the later portion of the war.

The introduction of the S.E.5a in Wings of War has been asked for a long time by players all over the world, and the Canadian Billy Bishop — airplane card #1 of the set — is one of the most requested pilot since the game appeared on the market. He is not the only...

Since the very first boxes of Wings of War appeared, fans have asked for more maneuver decks. We decided to provide the fans with preexisting sets as brand new sets in reasonably priced booster packs. Each pack contains a selection of maneuver decks as well as several airplane cards which represent the largest possible variety of styles and nationalities.

After the incredible success of the first two titles, Recon Patrol and Top Fighters, two more boosters are now hitting the...

Jan Olieslagers was born at Antwerp, in Belgium on May 4th, 1883. He soon demonstrated a strong passion for all things connected to engines and speed. He used to race with his motorcycle in the “under 50 kilos” category, using for his record-breaking exploits very narrow Dunlop tires, which required replacement after only five kilometers. He was the first man to reach 100 kms per hour on a motorbike, an unheard-of speed for those times. In 1902 he became motorbike racing world...

Aubrey Beauclerk Ellwood was born on July 3rd, 1897 at Cottesmore, Rutland.

After studying at Marlborough College he enrolled in June 1916 and earned his pilot's license on December 6th of that same year.

He flew both the Sopwith Pup and, some time later, the Sopwith Camel. He served with the No. 3 Naval Squadron of the Royal Naval Air Service, scoring ten victories between July 1917 and April 1918, for all of which he was given due credit. Seven of these he shared with...

William George Barker was born November 13th 1894 at Dauphin, Manitoba, in Canada. People described him as an intelligent, restless boy, who loved to ride and hunt far more than studying, especially once his family moved into the woods around Winnipeg. In December 1914 he enrolled with the First Canadian Mounted Rifles, where his marksmanship, developed thanks to many years' hunting experience, meant he was chosen to become a gunner. After witnessing the massacres occurring during the second...

Ernst Udet was one of the youngest German flying aces, second only to the mythical Red Baron as to the number of kills. Udet was born at Frankfurt am Main, on April 26th 1896 to a family of the wealthy industrial bourgeoisie.

He attempted to enroll in the army at the beginning of 1914 but with a height of only 1.6 meters (5.2 feet), he was initially refused. In August of that same year he responded to an appeal by the Allgemeine Deutsche Automobil Klub, looking for motor cycle...