Ok, I just watched the video on this site with the Demo and have a question. The pin he puts in to hold the 'rocket' to the frame is removed before firing. Wouldn't that let the 'rocket' fall off?

Pretty cool, finally some more WWII stuff coming out.

Airsoft tank, someone say airsoft tank?

http://www.oplionclaws.com/gallery/m...serialNumber=1

http://www.oplionclaws.com/gallery/m...serialNumber=1

http://www.oplionclaws.com/gallery/m...serialNumber=1

that's awesome! what is it made from?

looks like plywood, and Plexiglas, attached to a gator ATV

That pin holds the safety in place. The safety also acts as the sight. It has to be flipped up in order to shoot. Just like the real thing! w00t.

Thats looks like a ARGO atv chassis but what's the story on it? like who made it? Are they willing to share ideas behind it?

Post your questions about the airsoft tank and I will relay them to the 2 designers as they are friends of mine living here in CA.

The creators are Chuck Tilson and Timothy Salazar. They are actually working on a functioning tank gun that will be used to take out other airsoft vehicles such as FAV buggies and Humvees

but he specifically points out the hole in the framework of the "rocket" and the safety/sight of the base during assembly. What I am asking is once the pin has been removed to fire, can the "rocket" fall off the frame? or is there something else to hold it together?

I see what your talking about it does look like if you aim down it will fall out doesn't it.