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Latest revision as of 18:37, 13 October 2011
Overview[edit]
Wurzel - Community Comment If you are rolling down a hill with 3.2L V8, a tailwind and firing rear mounted weapons, the Wurzel can reach speeds of nearly 80mph. It is a rock-solid firing platform that turns and handles well as long as it`s not sitting still. The Wurzel has a tendency to slide some when the handbrake is engaged or idling.
Not real fast, but hills don`t slow it down and it has tough armor.