Yes, the rules state main guns of either 70mm+ or <70mm as the deciding factor. But does "no gun" = <70mm? I can find no mention of a Springer armed with anything other than 330kg of Sprengstoff explosives (not exactly a gun). However, I did find a link mentioning plans for a Springer based Kleinpanzer Wanze mounting a 105mm IG recoiless gun, but that would fall under the rocket launcher catagory if I am not mistaken. http://www.achtungpanzer.com/mittlere-ladungstrager-springer-sdkfz304.htm Could I get away with claiming that the German soldier driving it is armed with at least a MP40 submachinegun, thus the Springer having a gun of <70mm? Another longshot I know. Aaron "stretch it some more" F
> > > The rules state that a tank is "any fully tracked vehicle" > > The rules also state that a tank is "allowed a single, semi-automatic > paintball marker" > > The rules further clarify the main gun as being 70mm+ (40 paint balls) or > <70mm (30 paintballs) > > The springer is a fully tracked vehical making it a tank, a tank is > allowed a paintball marker, the springer can be mounted with a paintball > marker. > The original springer had a main gun that was less than 70mm (0 is less > than 70) it is allowed 30 paintballs. > > D"Loophole" Smith > > -- You are currently subscribed to the "R/C Tank Combat" group. To post a message, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected] Visit the group at http://groups.google.com/group/rctankcombat
