Jumping on the SPARC wagon

The Greatest of All-Time; Play'n Krazy started life out as a gift chassis from Zac ODonnell after he won the Hobbyweiht division at Franklin 2010. After that, I built it up, it managed to win 3rd place in the Beetleweight division of Franklin Institute 2011 and Bot Blast 2013. Aside from some technical issues, it is a cool machine that I have brought to basically every event since FI 2011. I have sought to replace PK sometime so I can give it a rest, but it hasn't worked out.

Terrorpin is an all-new brick with a lifting wedge. Hasn't competed yet, but I hope the lifting wedge will turn out to be a useful tool.

El Destructo was supposed to be the robot to replace Play'n Krazy. At its first outing at Franklin Institute 2012 it almost received a podium if it weren't for the fact the weapon belt came off. At that event it used the Banebots 16:1 24mm gearboxes which gave it speed and power. Unfortunately, those motors were discontinued so I tried the Kitbots 1000RPM motors but they weren't quite as powerful or speedy so it wasn't the same. It was alright, but it eventually had to be retired after the facing Robo-Rooter in the first round of Bot Blast 2013. Alex Horne managed to bend the frame and knock out a tooth on the beater bar. Since then, it was retired and seeks a rebuild. Since I lost access to the machine shop I used to make it, it has been on the shelf longer than expected.

CATAPULT is the coolest bot I have. Its shell was made by Team Whyachi and is the single strongest structure for a robot I have. It managed to attend Bot Blast 2013, but it was never able to spin-up. I am rebuilding it now and am probably going to bring it up to Motorama to tool around with and hopefully play with.

Ferocious Mark IV is the fourth robot that I built based off the antweight wedge Ferocious that competed at Motorama 2012. It went 2-2, but I wanted a weaponed bot. Its not registered for Motorama 2015, but it is going to be up there to grudge.
Spy Cam:
Sir Wedgeleroy(possibly) 12lbs. wedge FTW