My friend wanted to have a D-day reinactment but it is not a serious Mil sim. Axis defends while Allies Rush. However when I mean nonserious I mean it. Basically you can use any gun you want and really dont have to wear anything particular. We probbably just get red armbands and blue armbands to tell which team is which. Anyways the host is having his friends act as staff so they get in for free however there will be a small fee for everyone else.
But first heres the details.
LOCATION
City: Winlock
State: WA
Zipcode: 98596
Road:126 Tennesse Road
TIME
Date: May 31st 2008
Starting Time: 4pm
Ending Time: 7pm
Other Infomation
Fee: $25
Bring Airsoft clothing + boots + spare clothing + ammo (0.2g reccomended)
D-Day Reinactment
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D-Day Reinactment
by MachineManMike » Mon May 26, 2008 4:41 pm
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by MachineManMike » Mon May 26, 2008 4:48 pm
The host reccomends cash
But checks are okay as long as they are made out to Doug Linn.
Hand it in as you arrive.
But checks are okay as long as they are made out to Doug Linn.
Hand it in as you arrive.
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by Hoff » Mon May 26, 2008 8:04 pm
What makes this worth $25?
You basically said jack squat about your event.
You basically said jack squat about your event.
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The forever n00b! (Getting tacticool)
Newly self-proclaimed Mossberg 500 trigger group assembly expert
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by Aircraft Killer » Mon May 26, 2008 8:49 pm
How in the hell can it be a reenactment if you have no guidelines on what you have to wear or use?
That is a skirmish with two teams. Nothing special. If it was a good reenactment (by the definition - with gear regulations, hell.. I might even come (seeing as I have some old uniform hanging in my closet collecting dust..)
However, this seems more like a skirmish.
Good Day.
That is a skirmish with two teams. Nothing special. If it was a good reenactment (by the definition - with gear regulations, hell.. I might even come (seeing as I have some old uniform hanging in my closet collecting dust..)
However, this seems more like a skirmish.
Good Day.
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by Aircraft Killer » Mon May 26, 2008 9:45 pm
This is apparently bull's shit. For a big shoot-em-up, I wouldn't go. I'd go to one of those more interesting training sessions or something.
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by Talondog » Mon May 26, 2008 10:10 pm
It would be fun for an airsoft game, wouldn't it? Just need lots of cardboard, tape, and a vehicle to put it on.
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by Lunchbox » Mon May 26, 2008 10:12 pm
I think we can probably scrape up a go cart to build it off of, we can reinforce it with duct tape
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by Talondog » Mon May 26, 2008 10:34 pm
Here's another pic, this is from an airsoft reenactment in Japan:
I think they rigged up the cardboard structure over a Kubelwagen type kit car (or maybe even over a VW "Thing"). Kinda small. Now if this was rigged over a full size pick-up truck - yee haa!!
I think they rigged up the cardboard structure over a Kubelwagen type kit car (or maybe even over a VW "Thing"). Kinda small. Now if this was rigged over a full size pick-up truck - yee haa!!
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by Aircraft Killer » Mon May 26, 2008 10:35 pm
Wha.. ? They actually used the damn thing? Holy Cow...
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by Talondog » Mon May 26, 2008 10:38 pm
Think I'll move this over to the Mil Sim Vehicles section. If they could do this, then why can't we?
It would mean some exceptions to safety rules, such as Thou Shalt Not Shoot At or Shoot From A Moving Vehicle...
It would mean some exceptions to safety rules, such as Thou Shalt Not Shoot At or Shoot From A Moving Vehicle...
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