6 or less players: distribute the tokens equally among the players, place any leftover randomly on the scoreboard
More than 6 players: place the tokens randomly on the scoreboard
Gameplay
1. Placing a tile
There are no tiles supplied with this expansion. When a player draws and places a tile with a field, and own at least a token, they can place one token on a field of the placed tile, pointing the direction where they want to fly.
2. Placing a meeple
You may place a meeple following all rules from the official The Flying Machines expansion, with the differences explained below.
The new Whirling Flying Machines are:
faster: these machines use a standard d6 die, meaning they can travel up to 6 tiles
lighter: after flying, they can be reused (if they didn't crash)
not stronger: after flying a following the standard meeple placement rules, roll again the die:
odd result: CRASH! the machine is broken. Put the token out of the game with the broken side up.
even result: Perfect landing, the machine survived! Place the token on the scoreboard next to the meeple marking your points.
3. Scoring a feature
If the tile with the aircraft symbol completes a feature after placing the tile, the feature is scored as usual.
After counting your total points at the end of your turn, if your meeple on the scoreboard ends on a slot with one or more flying machine tokens, take 1 token.
Final Scoring
At the end of the game, normal scoring for incomplete features applies.
Carcassonne Base Game created by Carcassonne Central forum member MMike (CarcC), based on 
The Flying Machines expansion.
