1940
Pop-A-Plane
2–4 players · 60 min · 8+
Pop-A-Plane is a promotional Australian board game produced by Maize Products Pty Ltd during the Second World War. The object of the game is for players to shoot down opposing aircraft. To achieve this a player aims a movable metal field gun at a numbered plane and calls the numbered plane. Then the player rolls the dice. If the number on the dice matches the number on the selected plane then the plane is shot down. If there is no match the other player takes their turn. The winner is the player who shoots down all the opposing enemy aircraft.
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