RE: thereby encouraging the Brits to start hostilities as well ?

["Steve Tyng" <stevet-at-stcharlesmd.com>]

Paul,

I'm surprised more people in the UK haven't jumped on the bandwagon, what with the 
UK being the birthplace of the tank and the popularity of Robotwars.  Is Robotwars 
still popular in the UK?  It's sort of died out over here.

Steve


> Subject: Re: thereby encouraging the Brits to start
> hostilities as well ?
>
>
> Hi all
>
> Mark and his friends have a different agenda to the RC Combat group.
>
> They like to go to displays where the public are present and
> show off their tanks and have insurance to do that safely.
>
> Of course RC Combat group go to a private place [ public not
> invited ?] and fire paint at each other , insured ?
>
> But Mark does have a private 'testing ground' and has tried
> to have a 'battle' with a umpire and rules , so maybe a
> opportunity to show off a paint ball tank does exist.
>
> We shall see ! I need a tank first !
> Paul
>
> At 18:17 23/06/2004, you wrote:
> >That and they are scared to death of having a tank fire any kind of
> >projectile...
> >
> >SteveT44 wrote:
> >>Paul,
> >>The last think Mark wants to do on his Mark-1 tank forum is
> promoting
> >>a bunch of guys that build higher performance tanks for 1/3
> the price
> >>that one of his beauty's costs. Steve
> >>
> >>
> >>>Subject: thereby encouraging the Brits to start
> hostilities as well ?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>Hi all
> >>>
> >>>'     thereby encouraging the Brits to start hostilities
> as well.' quote !
> >>>
> >>>If I start playing with myself ......won't I go blind ?
> >>>
> >>>I keep spreading the word here :-
> >>>
> >>>http://www.cyber-innovations.co.uk/cgi-bin/dcforumtwo/dcboard.pl?a
> >>z=list&forum=DCForumID4&conf=DCConfID1
> >>but most of them just prefer spending money on the Tamiya toys or
> >>their big stuff costs so much they don't want a ruffian
> like me firing
> >>paint at them ! regards paul
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