As promissed

**Panzer** · 29th June 08, 02:14 AM

Like I said, as soon as I have a pic of me, I would post it. This is me in my kilt helping park a paintball tank at the Oklahoma D Day game...

X Marks the Scot - A Kilted Community > PhotoPlog > Me in My Kilt

**Navyguy** · 29th June 08, 05:32 AM

Nothing there.

**12stones** · 29th June 08, 05:54 AM

It's easier if you just insert the image in the thread.

**ardchoille** · 29th June 08, 06:48 AM

That looks like fun. I need to get me one of those

**Arizona Scot** · 29th June 08, 07:41 AM

Well that deffinatley is a different meaning to kilt and tank.

**Nick the DSM** · 29th June 08, 07:58 AM

is that thing road worthy, bro? i have some ideas i wanna try.

**Panzer** · 5th July 08, 11:55 AM

That tank is not road worthy, but it could be made to be... There is actually no law against driving a tracked vehicle on the roads as long as it's under 30 tons in weight...

**Tommie** · 5th July 08, 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by Panzer

That tank is not road worthy, but it could be made to be... There is actually no law against driving a tracked vehicle on the roads as long as it's under 30 tons in weight...

ROADS!!! Who needs roads?

**Splash_4** · 5th July 08, 07:07 PM

I am not sure I would want to be in front of it during a paintball game....

**Panzer** · 6th July 08, 02:30 AM

True that roads are not really needed when driving a tank, but it is fun to drive them around town and see the looks on people's faces... This one is actually a one man tank that is built on an old tracked farm tractor. The armor and turret were all added on to convert it into a tank. This thing is actually powered by a very old and cranky '48 ford flat 6. The "Gatling" gun is mainly for show as only 2 of the 6 outside barrels fire and the center barrel is also a paintball marker. Top speed on this thing is maybe 15 miles an hour, down hill, with a tail wind...