Robot Wars

man, the memories :)

Razer was by far the best robot; didn't look like a tin of baked beans & had the coolest weapon :cool:

The odd thing was that for some reason whenever I watched robot wars, all the robots always seemed to look the same size as your regular monster truck but when the owners were interviewed and stuff like car wheels/car doors were shown in the arenas it became clear the robots were much bigger, but it was a bit weird, as if the cameras used an odd lens to make the robots look smaller or something.

Was it just me? :confused:
I guess it was different for me having built one, and having been heavily into my 1/10th scale R/C too. I never saw them as small on TV, just the arena and the hosue robots dwarfed them.

None of the better robots used "junk" sourced motors, that and the ESC's for them were stupidly expensive!
 
Got rubbish when Tornado started to win. Most boring 'robot' ever.

Took the **** when it came up against Razer and the team decided to just put a big **** off frame around it so that Razer couldn't get near.
 
Got rubbish when Tornado started to win. Most boring 'robot' ever.

Took the **** when it came up against Razer and the team decided to just put a big **** off frame around it so that Razer couldn't get near.

I remember that. Prior to that Razer to it to pieces, bit by bit, then they built the big frame which it stopped it going in the pit. Bunch of wusses.

Warhead, the bot the Razer team built for battle-bots was awesome.
 
Got rubbish when Tornado started to win. Most boring 'robot' ever.

Took the **** when it came up against Razer and the team decided to just put a big **** off frame around it so that Razer couldn't get near.

You could say that was clever interpretation of the rules, and the realisation that it was possible to build something legal that was too large for the pit.

Anyway Season 7 was won by a full body spinner which was capable of dealing out destruction plus taking out the arena walls. :)
 
You could say that was clever interpretation of the rules, and the realisation that it was possible to build something legal that was too large for the pit.

Well yeah, but still, made a boring machine even more boring. I mean, yes in later incarnations it had that little vertical flywheel thing, but that hardly did anything. All it did was... push :| gtfo
 
Razer and Mortis were easily the best IMO, I thought Gemini was cleverly done, but never really understood how it passed off as one robot.

Chaos 2s flipper was amazing, and whilst I neveer liked robots with a siple flipped, Chaos 2s was just immense.
 
My mate was on it, I've forgotten what his robot was but it was rectangular and made of perspex, think it might have had an axe, don't think he got very far, its sat in his garage now!
 
I loved (or not really) how they came up with all these craptastic new terms in Robot Wars, like 'cluster bot' and 'srimech'. 'Srimech' sounds so rubbish, lol.
 
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