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It seemed there were as many cameras as assets on the battlefield
and Bazooka Joe was no exception.
This video http://youtu.be/555qt4PBXpI includes a lot of side-by-side
footage
and some nice sequences of most of the the tanks.
The side-by-side starts perfectly synchronized but gradually slips.
At 18:17 there is great footage of a paintball in flight in the sunlight
and hitting the Abomination on the tread just below the left idler.
If you set playback speed to 0.25 and toggle play/pause
you can catch the ball in flight and the hit.
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This video brought back bad memories... I could only watch for 5 min!
Bazooka Joe was way too efficient!
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And it was to be, FOOTBALL. Four on four, three blockers and a quarterback.
Quarterback moved the ball, tackled by being hit anywhere one time.
Teams: Ravens- Will, Frank, Steve and Joe Baltimore NFL
Stallions- Paul, Loic, Doung and John Baltimore CFL
Teams would start
Looks good, John! That Tiger sure does have a good sound system. ;)
On Friday, October 31, 2014 8:31:33 PM UTC-4, jvragu47 wrote:
And it was to be, FOOTBALL. Four on four, three blockers and a
quarterback. Quarterback moved the ball, tackled by being hit anywhere one
time.
Teams:
Nice video, Mike! I've edited the video that I took, and should have it on
Youtube tomorrow.
On Friday, October 31, 2014 1:33:07 PM UTC-4, Mike Lyons wrote:
It seemed there were as many cameras as assets on the battlefield
and Bazooka Joe was no exception.
This video
