Ace of Aces Collector's Guide
by Joseph J. Scoleri III

This article originally appeared in the wargame collecting journal Simulacrum. For more information about Simulacrum, visit the Simulacrum home page.

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CONTENTS

• How many different editions of Ace of Aces were released?
• What is Ace of Aces?
• Ace of Aces Editions List
  
I.D. # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
• Overseas Editions
  
I.D. # 18 19 20 21
• What about the unreleased titles in the series?
• What other games were based on the Ace of Aces system?
• What Ace of Aces related merchandise was there?
• How scarce are the various Ace of Aces games?
• Which Ace of Aces games are the most desirable?
• What's next?
• Appendix: Ace of Aces Aircraft and Aces
• Reference Sources and Disclaimer

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