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This will go the blades to a low speed, allowing me to slow him - then throw him out Joey McConnell€™s entry has a long triangular pyramidal body shape with a steep rear and very shallow front. Powerful LEM-drive gives it the push, and it has variable steering as well. Its very powerful front-hinged flipper helps as well, with barbs on it to strand its prey, and other barbs can be found all over the body, as well as the rear to prevent strandings€¦that being said, its armour isn€™t the best, and it not being much of a pusher could have it on the highway back to hell before long. Andrew Jackson brings to us a ring spinner with three very frighteneing hammers and a cage to ward off flippers. Hardox is in all areas, 8mm for the main ring and 3.25mm for the top and bottom panels. For a ring spinner it€™s not all that slow either; 2 S28-400 MagMotors power it up and give it a 15mph top speed. Although the cage does help, the ground clearance of the body itself is quite high, and it can be stacked against the wall. Is the PsycloniZer too powerful for its own good? Maybe. :wink: No matter what set-up it€™s got, it€™ll have either spikes or a scoop. It can also use a spinning drum as its weapon. It€™s hella powerful with LEM200 drive and 2 titanium tank tracks, and its main armour, 4mm Hardox, is nothing to scoff at, or its 5mm titanium skirts. What€™s to scoff at, you reckon? The fact that its tracks are exposed from above, as with all invertible machines, as will having a 20mph top speed that might send it out of control. System crash, anyone? This very successful wedge can use its flipper to flip, or lift, via pneumatics and hydraulics respectively. With hydraulics, there is a little claw to hold opponents in place for this mean old wedge to drag where he wants. 4 S28-400s power this bad boy and it can run at 18mph. While its armour isn€™t quite withstanding against the big spinners, the 10mm polyurethane rubber on top can deceive the crushers and axes it encounters. It self-rights using a bar at the top, and that€™s about it for your godly all-rounder. Invertible and run on LEM130s and 6WD, when it comes to push and shove, this bot can give it all. Its rounded sides and rear help prevent beaching, and skirts prevent breaching. 4mm Hardox covers this wolf-in-hedgehog€™s-clothing, and the deadly saw returns, powered by an S28-150 and going at 3000RPM! Unlike bots with less wheels, though, it can€™t manoeuvre as well, and the sawblade doesn€™t do as well upside-down. But€¦you€™re too slow if you can€™t keep up with its 16mph top speed. Its 6 wheels are arranged in a triangular fashion so it€™s 4WD invertible no matter what, and giant 5mm Hardox hubs protect them. The 14mm Hardox disc goes at 2500RPM and is powered by a LEM130, providing a modest 36kJ. The actual body is a 4mm Hardox axle bar, and the battery bar is 2mm aluminium. Its great dimensions make it look intimidating, but it can be flipped around easily from the sides, and its armour isn€™t so great in places. Will there be a 7isc after this contest? Now The Watcher makes his own presence known, and shoves Taki outta the way, which is the cue for Whamlet to release Achilles€¦who darts straight into the nearby Systematic Shocker€™s side! This time, the skirt doesn€™t help Liam, and Achilles has firmly wedged the Welsh robot! The claw seems to securely clamped it, and Liam fiercely wiggles the controls back and forth as Achilles lifts his robot into the air, and starts to drag it towards the pit! 
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