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02-02-2003, 20:10
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For a rookie team with just 11 members you did pretty good.
I'd try and loose some of the wood though. Your drive train is pretty diesel, and I don't think the wood will hold up under battle conditions. I'd also add that it looks pretty heave for just a drive train what do you currently weigh in at? Take in to consideration what other sub-systems you still want to add. Overall, I wouldn't be too hard on your selves, I've seen a lot worse... 
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