R/C Naval Combat

 Hello togehter,

i am from germany and building that kind of battleships is not very common here.

Are there any building instructions for the different kinds of battleship guns?

regards

Fredo

yeah, theres plenty. hover your pointer over the "Members" tab, and select Knowledge Base

theres some simple ones here: https://rcwarships.org/rcwarships/nwc_new/?category_id=29&menuaction=phpbrain.uikb.view_article&art_id=7

and here: https://rcwarships.org/rcwarships/nwc_new/?category_id=29&menuaction=phpbrain.uikb.view_article&art_id=5

and I would suggest reading this if you're not familiar with pnuematics: https://rcwarships.org/rcwarships/nwc_new/?category_id=29&menuaction=phpbrain.uikb.view_article&art_id=46

 Thank you Sir.

That is exactly what i have searched for.

Are there any existing clubs in germany yet?

regards

Fredo

Posted By Daemon on 09 Jan 2012 06:02 PM
Doubt it. Best bet is to find out what your local airsoft laws are, because they cannons are about the same muzzle energy as airsoft weapons. (atleast, they are to UK Legal ones, some countries have different energy maximums)

I already did that. This airsoft guns with this firepower would be only allowed on private property or shooting ranges. Also only for +18 people.

But only if it is declared as a weapon. And that means in germany a carryable device wich is desined or can be used to hurt people.

But all togehter, there surly will be no other way then just get an official certificat, that this kind of guns are not declared as weapons.
 

I figured it out today. There is not need for guessing. In germany i can give the building instruction to the town administrative office and a finished device to the State Office of Criminal Investigation. Both together deside if it is a weapon and if there are ristrictions that i have to follow. I get then an official certificate. And the best thing. Its free .

 That was a really good advice. I think i will do it like that.