View Full Version : pic: Team Overdrive's Mini Breakaway Field
Scoutin' Master
12-02-2010, 22:38
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Phreadumb
12-02-2010, 22:42
Very Cool,
This is what I call the EXTREMELY low-cost version of producing your own field elements.
Any particular reason why you made a miniature field? practice? strategy?
Scoutin' Master
12-02-2010, 22:48
Mostly strategy purposes.
From there we were overcome by the coolness factor.
Ahnxlazyman
12-02-2010, 23:52
haha please tell me those are the soccer balls from the Old Lego sets :D
I think you should put some Hexbug's on there and let them go wild.
waialua359
13-02-2010, 01:44
That is pretty cool!!!!
Scoutin' Master
13-02-2010, 11:32
haha please tell me those are the soccer balls from the Old Lego sets :D
Yep, they are!
I think you should put some Hexbug's on there and let them go wild.
My thoughts exactly! :D
spiffyspleen
13-02-2010, 15:50
Ok, our team has an important question about the field shown here. So, you know the ball return ramps? Do those end as far back as is shown here, or do they end closer to midfield? We need to know if we need to retract our arm or not.
Thanks a lot.
Team 2635.
P.S. I have to agree that you should put hexbugs in there :)
Scoutin' Master
15-02-2010, 17:02
Ok, our team has an important question about the field shown here. So, you know the ball return ramps? Do those end as far back as is shown here, or do they end closer to midfield? We need to know if we need to retract our arm or not.
Thanks a lot.
Team 2635.
P.S. I have to agree that you should put hexbugs in there :)
Yes, we tried to build the field as close to regulation as possible, excluding size. In the real Breakaway field, the ball return ramp ends at about the end of the tower it is supported by. This means that the balls will land in the midzone while the return ramp doesn't actually extend into the midzone itself.
If you want to see this in real life size, check out the FRC game animation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iheq7yar5c4&feature=related)or the field at the FRC Kickoff (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wateXLeUHq4&feature=related).
Vermeulen
26-02-2010, 18:47
You'd better have one of those pusher things to move the robots around the field, just to be cool. Also, can that be turned into foosball?
anyone got some mini robots? :P
BrendanB
26-02-2010, 19:50
anyone got some mini robots? :P
Ding- http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=78736&highlight=3d+printer
:D
Ding- http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=78736&highlight=3d+printer
:D
sweet now for a mini arena and about 39 more mini robots and you can have a literally mini regional
O'Sancheski
26-02-2010, 22:35
that is very cool... i was thinking of making one of those
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