Paintball Magazine Premier Issue, May 2015 | Page 61

If you get hit, you either return to your base or one of
the respawn points to re-enter the game.
At around 7pm, the game ends for the day. Points are
awarded for flag captures and possession time as well
as for won missions. Friday’s and Saturday’s scores are
added, and the winning team will be announced on
Saturday night.
What is the venue like?
As mentioned above, the site is a former soviet air base.
So you can find a lot of Warsaw Pact-era buildings from the
1980’s, some still with the distinct Russian writing on it or
some pieces of wall art. In the north you can find a runway
and hangars. The infamous Mil-Mi 24 (the helicopter
from Rambo II) was located here, ready to attack the
NATO forces some 80km away.

A lot of machinery, mostly tanks, trucks and jeeps is still
there – and you can drive it! This is another exciting
part about the location: The “Tank Driving School”
www.Panzer-Power.de, where you can hop on the driver’s
seat of any of the vehicles they got there. Or you get in
the back of a BMP tank and let one of the owners drive
with full speed over a wavy dirt track. Nothing for a
weak stomach!
Besides the camp ground you will find the trade show,
with paintball shops, free tech services, a caterer and a
stage. Restrooms and hot water showers are also set up
and to use free of charge.
Anything else you’d like to add?
Well… Book NOW! This is one of the greatest events you
can play this year! • • •

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