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2003 DraXxus International Amateur Open Trade Show
July, 2003 - By Bill Mills
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Freeflow Autococker
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The HALO TSA - first LCD models shipped to the IAO
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LCD includes battery and shot data
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Facefull, the international paintball magazine
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explaining Paintcheck
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Paintcheck - paintball for tabletop gamers, Paintcheck is a paintball strategy simulation game
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Sup' Air's latest ad explains the little and small bunker - they grow them on a farm
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A new face at the IAO Max' Xtreme Sportz, as the IAO adds a scenario game for 2003
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Photos of MXS events
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Also new for 2003 was the addition of the Slam n' Jam truck show
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RC racing in the arena
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Getting some are with nitro power
Much thanks to Debra and Ryan of Team Effort Events hosts of the IAO, Ren, Ryan, Kevin and the rest of the Shocktech crew for their hospitality, the Gen E, crew, CFOA, Ronn and Don, Eric, and everyone else who made our trip to Pittsburgh great.

 

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