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In Reply to: how to make a tank that uses tracks posted by dude on July 06, 2003 at 23:45:21:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on July 07, 2003 at 09:45:33

Buy a used/junk tracked piece of construction equipment.
Or
Go down to the Rental Center and rent one for the weekend. Comes with a Trailer. Drop your tank shell on top of the roll cages and go play paintball.... I like the Kobi Mini Backhoes and the tracked Bobcats.
Splint the expenses with 6 guys and play 3 half days each at a scenerio games. The rest can be supporting infantry when they aren't running the tank.

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: Buy a used/junk tracked piece of construction equipment. : Or : Go down to the Rental Center and rent one for the weekend. Comes with a Trailer. Drop your tank shell on top of the roll cages and go play paintball.... I like the Kobi Mini Backhoes and the tracked Bobcats. : Splint the expenses with 6 guys and play 3 half days each at a scenerio games. The rest can be supporting infantry when they aren't running the tank.

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