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21-02-2008, 16:37
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Re: pic: Team 148 Robowranglers: TUMBLEWEED
Awesome! Must be hella tough to drive... unless you've got some creative gyro action going there.
Is there any way to make actual round bumpers instead of having little segments? If you could actually make your bumpers a circle, you'd be able to squeeze through/past any traffic jam even with decent low gearing (all vectors push away from you at any angle other than at a perfect perpendicular). -q |
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