making paintball bunkers

^really? I never knew that.

 I called a Sears Hardware cause they always have skids behind it. they wanted to keep the ones they had but they told me where i could get some. try to get ones that have no spaces between the boards and they will work great. Also ask at construction sites for leftover supplies. I keep eyeing up the hyperpipe at the wal-mart they are building. Maybe I'll get lucky and gat a piece of that. And just like prviously mentioned sandbags work great !! 

Styro Folme wrote: nightfox9 wrote: Styro Folme wrote: __sneaky__ wrote: Styro Folme wrote: plexiglass is always fun to experiment with. well so is gasoline and touch exsplosives... that does'nt always mean its a good idea. just don't put honey on plexiglass and it's a good idea   What the flame?! lol put honey on superglass and it will creat an adhesive.  if it gets on your skin, you will have to rip your skin off.

Sounds delicious.

i was walking around in these woods along a hiking trail by me and there were holes dug into the ground randomly, it looked almost like a battlefield (they werent some half baked holes, they were real dug in positions), then i realized the paint on the trees. if theres woods around you could do that, use the dirt from the holes to build one big mound in the middle

and ashdawg, i have to disagree with your sig, your NEVER too close for missiles

benttwig33 wrote: take your peice of wood, and 3 spikes. Put 2 spikes along the right and left side on the front of the bunker, and on the back put one spike in the center. I will get pic of my field to help you out. Those big plastic kidde-pool they sell at walmart for $20 work awsome. We have a big yellow BIG BIRD pol right in the middle of our field

Now that you mention it, you may be able to make 2 taco-shaped bunkers out of a kiddie pool via slicing it in half and placing its semicircular halves staked into the ground somewhere. Might be feasible.

MoNkeY Hunter wrote:       We also have 2 railroad trets, (if thats wast they are called) with 2 big sheets of tin on em.

that has got to make the coolest sound....

pbhalo wrote: nightfox9 wrote: Styro Folme wrote: nightfox9 wrote: Styro Folme wrote: __sneaky__ wrote: Styro Folme wrote: plexiglass is always fun to experiment with. well so is gasoline and touch exsplosives... that does'nt always mean its a good idea. just don't put honey on plexiglass and it's a good idea I am SO trying that on something........... not me though What the flame?! lol put honey on superglass and it will creat an adhesive.  if it gets on your skin, you will have to rip your skin off.   LOL!! OMG that's crazy wicked! :P thats funny as crap

if you need ideas look in my sig, look at how the wodden bunker are held up in the "pics" section.


Also, if you cut a kiddie pool in half, it would be too small to use for tacos.

Unless you bought a really really big one.

Edited by benttwig33 - 04 May 2006 at 5:54pm

at the field that i play at her near Riggins i just went to the junk yard and got some old tires. all you got to do with them is stack them in a staggered position like you would legos and then just fill them with dirt. dig out behind them and you got yourself a nice little dig in bunker. the field that we play on is like 2 acres of forest service land behind a campground in the Seven Devils Mountains. the forest service guys just told us that we would have to get all of the tires out of there if they ever develope the area. They also told us that if we littered we would not be able to play there anymore.

the field i play at just 1/4 mile up the road from me (actually my brothers abandoned farm) we set up 55 gallon barrels randomly and use round bales for big bunkers, they work awesomely especially if you get a snake of em. Hay bails work wonderfully, a farmer might have some old ones he'll let you take