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Just use some stadium speakers....

In Reply to: Tampa Scenario...Pyrotechniques, strobe lights.... posted by Chainsaw on September 10, 2003 at 23:03:50:

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Posted by:
Roedog
on September 17, 2003 at 11:56:13

Stadium speakers with audio tracks of gunfire and yelling, etc. (rip off some from a war movie if you need to)
Strobe lights wouldn't be that difficult to rig up, but in all honesty it would just make it look like you're in a disco....if you want to simulate muzzle flashes you have to get squibs or blank-firing weapons out on the field. I personally think strobes would be overdoing it.
Aerial illums would be nice though.

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: Stadium speakers with audio tracks of gunfire and yelling, etc. (rip off some from a war movie if you need to) : Strobe lights wouldn't be that difficult to rig up, but in all honesty it would just make it look like you're in a disco....if you want to simulate muzzle flashes you have to get squibs or blank-firing weapons out on the field. I personally think strobes would be overdoing it. : Aerial illums would be nice though.

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