What does /k/ think of this dude? http://www.dailymail.co.uk

Also, here's a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsHskgMfjCA

>>30193665
seems pretty cool, the kinda thing I think would be fun to do if I had some extra land and invite a bunch of /k/ommandos to join. We rush out of trenches yelling URAAAAA!!

this is one of the coolest things ive seen. good for this guy

>>30193708
Wonder if that might be something creepfinder out in Nevada is up for. Would be a pretty intense paintball match.

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>TFW it's only a matter of time he gets arrested for assault trenches

>>30193665
reminds me of that guy who got put in the crazy house for deciding to dig tunnels under his house. Probably only a few more years until this guy gets taken to the same place for not having a socially accepted hobby

>>30193665
I live in Nevada, so I got mostly sand to work with. Any tips on making a rad sand fortress?

>>30193900
You turn it into concrete, obviously.

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>>30193665
I have been advocating personal trench works for some time, mostly as a multipurpose gun range/clubhouse?
Imagine a 10 foot deep trench maze kill house course with pop up targets around corners. With a rifle range from the "HQ" shooting shack in the rear firing into no man's land in the front. Then in the front line a shotgun range but instead of clays thrown past you its paper mache grenades thrown at you into the trench so you have to shoot them down.

Now hows that for an alternative three gun competition?

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>>30193674
>i think personally I've been born about 100 years too late

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>>30193900
Put it in bags. Pile into shapes as needed.

>>30193665
>>30193674
Alright, Bongs. How many of you have gone out and done the overnight thing? Your country is the size of a US state, so it's relatively close no matter where you are.

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>>30193900
You build compound houses and form a tribe.

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>>30193674
It would have been a really good joke if someone mustard gassed them in the middle of the night

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>>30193665
livin the dream

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>>30193750
underrated post

>>30197664
no dont, you'll attract the endangered land-SEAL, they're highly aggressive and are notorious for invading their neighbors territory to hunt for prey

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>>30193900
>>30196437

>>30193665
It's all a bit autistic, which is right up my alley, and I would like to spend a day living in the Trench and playing with guns.

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>>30193900
Thats no excuse anon. I grew up in south Florida and built a trench system with my friends.
It started with nam style tunnels. When my dad found out he went out and stomped them all in and taught us all the art of the trench so we would stop digging our own graves. Literally.
You can dig sand, bag it and stack it, prop up the sides with wood/metal, and cover sections with a solid roof for a bit of unnaground.
The hq was a 10 foot aluminum satellite dish used as a dome roofed bunker. We had open trenches, covered tunnels, and multiple over watching treehouses hidden along the tree line with zip lines down to the front line. This was for "air dropping" troops (used swing seats so we could hold the ropes like paratroops).
We had a three man sling shot and walkie talkies to bring down indirect fire (water balloons mostly, caught a whoopin for trying it with a compound bow... but it worked).
This was all back before airshit mind you 1980s we had Laramie squirt guns and supersoakers.

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>>30199224
Start with something like this and expand.

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>>30193900

>>30199330
that boyscout cave looks suspiciously like a fallout shelter

>>30193900
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>>30193900
What are you waiting for?

Based as fuck

I love this guy

I wish I could go to one of his reenactments

>>30199512
Yup. Chicken wire and tarps with poles in the corners. Doesn't have to be brand name. Salvaged/reclaimed chain link is available in most scrapyards for cheap.The first ones were basically chest high baskets made from brush/small trees.