Sea battle - Marine nationale
Ref. : 9307
Highlights:
• Durable wooden game.• Learning how to use a double-entry board.• Memorisation.• Simple strategy.• Short games.
• Durable wooden game.• Learning how to use a double-entry board.• Memorisation.• Simple strategy.• Short games.
6+
Wood
Dimensions: 52 x 25 x 26 cm
Origin: China
Content:
• A box that opens in two with 2 playing areas separated by a vertical wall.• 10 wooden boats (5 boats in each team).• 40 wooden tokens.• 2 cotton bags.• 2 pieces of chalk.
• A box that opens in two with 2 playing areas separated by a vertical wall.• 10 wooden boats (5 boats in each team).• 40 wooden tokens.• 2 cotton bags.• 2 pieces of chalk.
Warning: Toy tested in laboratory, guaranteeing conformity to the European Directive 2009/48/EC for children from 6+. WARNING ! Toy not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts. Suffocation hazard.
Introduce your children to the basics of military strategy with the Vilac X Marine nationale naval battle. A game of reflection and memory that comes here with a pretty board and wooden accessories. So, hit?
Vilac and the French Navy have designed this wooden naval battle for young strategists aged 6 and over. This board game, a great classic in toy libraries, is played by two people. Each player must first place their fleet, made up of 5 ships, on their board. Then, in turn, the players try to sink their opponent's fleet. Chalk allows them to follow their actions on the vertical board in front of them. When a ship is hit, small tokens allow the player concerned to materialize its damage. The winner is the one who manages to sink the other's fleet first.
This strategy game, easy to understand, is suitable for short games that help with memorization and learning how two-entry boards work. Who knows, it might spark a passion for naval strategy in your child?
Vilac and the French Navy have designed this wooden naval battle for young strategists aged 6 and over. This board game, a great classic in toy libraries, is played by two people. Each player must first place their fleet, made up of 5 ships, on their board. Then, in turn, the players try to sink their opponent's fleet. Chalk allows them to follow their actions on the vertical board in front of them. When a ship is hit, small tokens allow the player concerned to materialize its damage. The winner is the one who manages to sink the other's fleet first.
This strategy game, easy to understand, is suitable for short games that help with memorization and learning how two-entry boards work. Who knows, it might spark a passion for naval strategy in your child?
