About: Rolling Thunder 2

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Rolling Thunder 2, stylised as Rolling Thunder II, was a box-shaped super heavyweight robot from Greenock, Scotland that failed to appear in the Third Wars. In April 2000, team captain Peter Smith moved to America, where he formed a new team and started building a new robot based on the original drive train of Rolling Thunder. It is unknown if the robot was completed. Rolling Thunder competed in local live events alongside Blade, Baby Blue, KillerWatts and many other competitors from Series 2.

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rdfs:label	Rolling Thunder 2
rdfs:comment	Rolling Thunder 2, stylised as Rolling Thunder II, was a box-shaped super heavyweight robot from Greenock, Scotland that failed to appear in the Third Wars. In April 2000, team captain Peter Smith moved to America, where he formed a new team and started building a new robot based on the original drive train of Rolling Thunder. It is unknown if the robot was completed. Rolling Thunder competed in local live events alongside Blade, Baby Blue, KillerWatts and many other competitors from Series 2.
dcterms:subject	Invertible Robots Robots which failed to qualify for any main series Robots with Ramming Blades Robots with Cutting Discs Robots from Scotland Super Heavyweights Robots whose events were cancelled
robot name	Rolling Thunder 2
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Team	Team Rolling Thunder
Power	24(xsd:integer)
Series	3(xsd:integer)
team members	Peter Smith Andrew Bloor Manjit Saggu
Caption	An unfinished Rolling Thunder 2
Weight	84.0
Weapons	4.0
abstract	Rolling Thunder 2, stylised as Rolling Thunder II, was a box-shaped super heavyweight robot from Greenock, Scotland that failed to appear in the Third Wars. In April 2000, team captain Peter Smith moved to America, where he formed a new team and started building a new robot based on the original drive train of Rolling Thunder. It is unknown if the robot was completed. Rolling Thunder competed in local live events alongside Blade, Baby Blue, KillerWatts and many other competitors from Series 2.

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