Mjolnir wrote:
If you don't teach us how to win by example, how are we supposed to learn? Very few people have taken the time to say "do this" or "try this". I know I sound whiney, but we'll get better in time.
Very few people asked...
Anyhow, concerning strategy there is a small guide written by Swartz, which is a useful starting point (altough personally I do not completely second it...):
http://www.youplay.it/play/bm_TacticalAdvices.asp
Moreover, it could be seem trivial but most of BM is simply find the right moves to tail/and or shoot your enemies. So
Tail and not be tailed
Shoot and not be shot
Concerning how to chose balanced scenarios, start considering the ones with an equal number of Allied and German planes. They are probably more or less balanced. Then compare the move chart and planes stability. Between other things you will probably notice that the Siemens Shuckert and the Sopwith Snipe are far better then the rest of the flock. And that the Fokker DVII is deadly too...
And always try to exit from your side of the map
But most of all have fun 
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