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Most of the time, we run traditional tank battles, but every once in awhile, we get that hanker'n for something new. The folks in HEAT and Doug Gasser have come up with a number of alternative play styles: Zombie Town, Team Deathmatch, Flag run, etc. The most radical new type of battle is Tank Football. I know, I know, "this is an abomination to both tanking and football", etc, etc. Sure, but if you want to have some fun and want to try something new, give this one a spin, it really is a lot of fun.
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AAF Tank Museum Spring Extravaganza Retrospective |
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The second major run this year at the AAF Tank Museum in Danville, VA was held April 24-26, 2009, and hosted by the Museum. A lot of the usual suspects, but 21 of registered tankers this time around. Everyone looks a bit warmer than the March crowd...
A more traditional run with a lot of spectators (and a cheering section). Check out the large set of photos in the image gallery located here. There were a number of competiion battles and the final kill tallies can be seen here (the 2009 yearly standings are here ).
A great three day run with lots of old friends and some new nemeses like the now imfamous "bunny":
Oh, sometimes it's good to be webmaster  . Say check out these H*E*A*T and ACE folks getting a ride around the place (and putting the hurt on some cars!). Here is a link to a video of the Patton tank crushing cars: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Adge7KgJplI
A hearty thanks to the folks at the AAF Tank Museum and all who participated!
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H*E*A*T Spring Open 2009 Recap |
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The first major run this year at the AAF Tank Museum in Danville, VA was held March 13-15, 2009, and hosted by H*E*A*T.
This year's run included a new batch of battles including "Flag Run", "Zombie Town", "1@9 vs. 9@1", and even "Tank Football", in addition to more traditional battles. A complete list of the battles and details can be see here. Check out more photos in the image gallery located here.
There were a number of competiion battles which ended with first, second and third place going to Randy Frank, Brett Benson and Doug Gasser respectively. Their final kill tallies can be seen here .
More details to follow...
A hearty thanks to the folks at the AAF Tank Museum and all who participated! A thanks also goes out to the ACE tank club, who actually had more members attend than H*E*A*T club did! A lot of fun had by all. Stay tuned for the next battleday in April during the Museum Extravaganza!
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