After having a vehicle upgrade, Samuel "Tank" Jameson also gets a weapon upgrade so better run for cover if you ever see him playing in your field. He had an airsoft minigun upgrade and he's ready to mow anyone who gets in his path. But first, he has to make sure that his minigun shoots further than shown in this video... "A little message out there for you guys suffering from this terrible frustrating illness. You are not alone, be strong."

Looking forward to what the efforts of the airsoft community for the Tank 2.0 project have accomplished? Indeed it is now here with Simon "Tank" Jameson giving finally showing us the HexHog that would allow him to do all terrain airsoft. Next task is to customise it to make it ready to mount the airsoft guns that can be mounted and for Simon to get used to his new wheels... "It's arrived. My new wheels is here finally. A few more weeks left till battle ready but it's gonna rock."

With the funding goal reached for his upgrade after weeks of fundraising by friends and supporters from around the world, Simon "Tank" Jameson puts out a video thanking all who supported the crowdfunding project... "A little Celebration Video to Thank everyone who helped me reach my Target to fund my new Airsoft TANK the Hexhog.

Thank you so much everyone."

This is good news for Simon "Tank" Jameson as his funding goal for the Tank 2.0 upgrade has been achieved. Brit Tac organised the fund raiser last weekend with Elite Airsoft, Airsoft Sniper Parts, and ASPUK supporting the event, raising £2,509 and adding that to the previously raised amount, makes the fundraising goal of €20,000 complete. This will help Tank acquire the Hexhog chair that will then allow him to do all terrain airsoft.

If there's a will, there's a way and for Simon Jameson playing airsoft had to take some modification and he built his Tank 2.0 to sow mayhem in airsoft games. What's more, he gets to play overseas with his Tank 2.0 as he was at Op: Ocean Fury which was held during the Easter Bank Holiday in Copehill Down to show te Brits how it's done.