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13-02-2010, 15:50
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Re: pic: Team Overdrive's Mini Breakaway Field
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  
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