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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Check out this video with matches from our latest tournament!
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Check out this video from our latest tournament! Its got some more awesome matches, and a bit of arts and crafts!
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Our friends in Melbourne held a tournament using RatioX, but with a team battle twist!
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Big painted bey battles from our friends in Sydney!
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A tournament in the 3 player stadium from our friends in Melbourne!
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Our friends in melbourne put on a massive 52 player tournament, especially featuring the new releases Whale Wave and Lightning L-Drago!
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This video has it all! Testing combos, bey hunting, unboxing, and competing at our tournament yesterday! Check it out!
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Our friends in Sydney had their first tournament!
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Collapsible stadium stand measurements and pattern
Materials
4 60x90cm corflute sheets
2 rolls of duct tape
2-4 plastic rulers
For the lower part, cut one sheet into 2 45x60cm pieces, and another into 4 22.5x60cm pieces. For the upper part, use the pattern shown in the images.
The cuts in the lower part for the upper part to sit in are 13cm in from the sides, and 10cm deep.
The slots for the rulers are 10cm deep.
When I built these I used bits of corflute glued to the inside of the upper part to hold the base plate up, but these have proven to be unreliable (they also complicate the building process as you have to leave space in the joints so it can all fold down). So I taped rulers to the bottom of the base plate and added slots for them to sit in.
Since I have these corflute pieces for extra stability, I only added two half rulers on each side, but if I was building from scratch I'd go for three in order to get better support in the corners, and perhaps a ruler taped across the middle of the plate to act as a brace.
Next time I make one I'll make a video showing how, but hopefully this will be helpful for now.
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This channel made a video using our RatioX format! It's really cool to see it gain popularity.
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BEY TEAM OUROBOROS organises tournaments in Magan-djin/Brisbane. We post tournament footage and more.