Paintball tank

Posted by Yul Eko Rubiyanto at 3:05 AM

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jump to: navigation, search

Paintball tanks are mechanized vehicles used in various types of the sport of paintball, usually with the intent of military simulation. Paintball tanks are commonly used for woodsball and scenario paintball games. These props are often referred to as "Paintball Armored Vehicles" (PAV), or simply "mechs".

The Special Ops Razorback is an example of a heavy paintball tank built on the chasis of an Israeli Fast Attack Vehicle; note the Turret on the rear, the central air system on the hood, and the gun ports on the side windows.[1]

While there are many different appearances of PAV's, most of them will fall into one of three major categories. The first category is "heavy tanks", which are automobile-based machines (or on rare occasions, a decommissioned military armored vehicle) and are typically the largest and heaviest tanks. "Medium tanks", the second category, are typically built on smaller vehicles, such as a golf cart, a Cushman or an ATV. The final category is "light tanks", which can be one-man tanks built on a chassis, or a layer of personal armor (The latter being the most common light tank).

Copy From : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paintball_tank