Everything you need to play Glinski's hexagonal chess: the three-colour 91-cell board and all 36 pieces, including the third bishop and ninth pawn each side needs. A rare find for a chess player who has seen it all.
WHAT YOU GET
- Board: 280 x 308 mm, 91 cells in three colours, file letters engraved
- Pieces: 36 in white and black; king, queen, 2 rooks, 3 bishops, 2 knights and 9 pawns per side
- King 52 mm tall
MADE TO ORDER
3D printed to order in PLA by our production partner in the USA. Please allow 3 to 5 business days.
HOW TO PLAY IN BRIEF
Glinski's hexagonal chess uses a 91-cell board in three colours. Each side has a king, queen, two rooks, three bishops (one for each cell colour), two knights and nine pawns. Rooks move in six straight directions, bishops in six diagonal directions, the queen combines both, the king moves one cell in any of those twelve directions, and knights jump to any of twelve cells. Pawns move straight forward one cell (two from their starting cells) and capture one cell diagonally forward. There is no castling. Stalemate is not a draw: the player who stalemates scores 3/4 of a point.
ABOUT THE PHOTOS
The product images are computer renders made from the exact 3D model you receive, so the shape and sizes match. Real prints show fine layer lines and colours may vary slightly.