The R/C Tank Combat hobby isn't just about building scale models
that shoot paintballs, it's also about the teamwork required to
build and operate a successful fighting force. Individual battlers
get wiped out easily ... well-coordinated teams thrive and survive.
The following teams currently exist at various stages of development:
- Maryland Attack Group (MAG)
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As the first team in the hobby, the Maryland Attack Group has
built a strong foundation for battlefield tactics and workshop
engineering. MAG members have invented many of the systems
and building techniques currently used in the hobby, and they have
made the designs and lessons learned available to everyone in the
hobby.
- Canadian Tank Division (CTD)
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The Canadian Tank Division (aka. Northern Barbarians)
occupies the vast northern areas of North America.
Although the territory is large and rugged, CTD members
are equal to the challenge and are actively building armored
vehicles to defend their homeland.
- The Netherlands Tankers (TNT)
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Although we just started our European based group, we are
working hard on getting our tanks battle-ready. We live
in the Netherlands and are hoping more teams will join
the fun and start a team. Come on fellow Europeans, bring it on!
- Australian Panzer Force (APF)
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The Australian Panzer Force roams the vast lands of Southern
Australia, protecting their homeland from all intruders.
Although their numbers are small and young, they are highly
motivated and energetic.
- Florida Panzer Corps (FPC)
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The Florida Panzer Corps consists of a small, but elite group
of battlers in Florida devoted to building the best armored
vehicles in the hobby.
- Defenders of the Old Dominion (DOD)
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The Defenders of the Old Dominion stand ready to repel
all tyrants and any others who would threaten the Mother of States.
- King's Own Regiment (KOR)
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"We will fight them on the beaches. We will fight them
on the streets and landing-grounds." The elite armoured
force known as the King's Own Regiment is ready to give Johnny
Foreigner a taste of British paint!
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