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Check Your 6!

Check Your 6! 2007

Design Scott Fisher Art Tom Tullis , Kevin Weber Publisher SkirmishCampaigns
7.9 /10
BGG rating
#8166
BGG rank
2.7
Weight
2–12
Players
4
Best at
120
Minutes
12
Age
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Expansions & Promos

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Send us more Japs! Air Combat scenarios based on the defense of Wake Atoll 2026 The Little War: Air Combat Scenarios for the Slovak-Hungarian War 2026 Colorful Skies: Volume 3 – WWI Air War Scenarios for Check Your 6! 2021 Check Your 6! Desperate Measures 2018 Colorful Skies: Volume 2 – WWI Air War Scenarios for Check Your 6! 2016 Battles Above: WWII Air War Scenarios 2015 Check Your 6!: Guadalcanal – Floatplane Hell 2014 Colorful Skies: Volume 1 – WWI Air War Scenarios for Check Your 6! 2014 Breaking the Luftwaffe 2012 Check Your 6! Road to Rabaul 2012 The Falcon and the Gladiator: The Air War Over the Western Desert 1940 - February 1941 – A Set of Mini Campaigns and Scenarios for Bag the Hun and Check Your Six 2012 Check Your 6! Days Of Glory 2010 Check Your 6! Aces Over Hungary 2008 Check Your 6! Falcon of the Duce 2007 Check Your 6! Guadalcanal: The Cactus Air Force 2007 Check Your 6! Over the Channel: Battle of Britain 2007

About the Game

Check your 6! is an air combat simulation of the 1925-1947 era and can be played with any aircraft from this era, including the early jets.

Movement is planned ahead and simultaneous. This makes the game very suitable to play with many players. It uses a maneuver template similar in form to Blue Max / Canvas Eagles.

CY6 requires airplane models which can be of any scale - 1/72, 1/144, 1/300 or 1/600 - and a hexagonal mapboard. Or it can be played with cardboard counters on a hexboard.

Individual pilot skills matters in this game. As Chuck Yeager said: "It's the man, not the machine!".

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Categories
Aviation / Flight Miniatures Wargame World War II
Mechanics
Simulation Simultaneous Action Selection
BGG ratings
157 · geek rating 5.63
BGG data
refreshed Sep 7, 2026

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