Boys und Fleugzeug

RULES: 1-01 Designated competitions, between two teams with a specified number of vehicles and under a referee, will be conducted in accordance with these rules.

1-02 Competition Format There are 2 formats for matches: Elimination battles and Flag battles. These matches are designated by the League. In Elimination battles, the objective is to render inoperable all of the opposing team's vehicles. In Flag battles, the objective is to render inoperable the opposing team's Flag Vehicle (to be designated beforehand). Airplanes do have their own formats but it's separated from the other. Base destruction(plane specific), the objective is to render inoperable the opposing team's bases before targeting their airfield. (Airplanes is allowed in any formats).

1-03 The team that achieves the objectives above before the opposing team, in both annihilation and flag matches, is declared the winner.

2-01 Membership list The Federation must clearly indicate to each participating team the format of the competition and the number of vehicles allowed. Each participating team must submit to the Federation 2 copies of the list of members, indicating competitors, participating vehicles and flag vehicles, 48 hours prior to the match. The Federation shall provide the opposing team with the duplicate list of members. No changes in members or participating vehicles are allowed after the submission of the list of members.

2-02 Limit on the number of participating vehicles Each team may not field more vehicles than the number designated by the League. However, it is possible to field fewer vehicles than the designated number.

2-03 Match location The boundaries of the battlefield will be determined by the League. Access to the battlefield will be restricted 72 hours prior to the match. Each participant shall get maps and details of the area. There are also designated no fire zones especially in large populated areas like schools, malls etc. Should there be objections to the battlefield of choice, they should be forwarded to the League within the first 24 hours of announcement, upon which deliberation will be made.

3-01 Participating vehicles' specifications The only vehicles allowed to participate are the following: Vehicles whose design was completed before August 15, 1945, the day of the Japanese surrender. Vehicles that had begun prototype trials by the aforementioned date Vehicles whose construction was planned using only materials available before the aforementioned date Vehicles which meet these requirements must be confirmed to be constructed using materials that were available at that time. For vehicles that never advanced from the planning stage, the League will decide on their eligibility on a case-by-case basis. However, in the event that there is difficulty supplying the appropriate parts, the League may determine the allowable extent of reproductions and modifications.

3-02 Supplementary equipment All tanks and aircraft must be fitted with League-sanctioned referee equipment. As an additional safety measure, the crew compartments are required to be fitted with League-approved armored mantlets and cockpits or any glass to be replace with bulletproof glass

3-03 Permitted armament All rounds, bombs and rockets are to be League-sanctioned live ammunition. Production of custom warheads or charges is not allowed.

4-01 Start and end of the match Competitors shall enter the playing field upon the starting signal of the judge, and shall retreat to their respective grounds upon the stop signal. At that time, all competition is prohibited. Afterwards, the competition shall be allowed to continue from that point, even if all vehicles have not reached their respective grounds. On the signal to end, both sides shall promptly end the competition on the spot, and vehicles that are not disabled shall present an overhead angle to the main gun to indicate that they do not intend to continue the competition.

4-02 Conditions for victory In an Elimination battle, the team that renders all the opposing team's vehicles inoperable is the winner. In a Flag battle, the team that renders the opposing team's Flag Vehicle inoperable is the winner, whether or not non-flag enemy vehicle's are still operational.

4-03 Removal from the match If a vehicle is judged, either by the judges or the judging system, to be inoperable, the vehicle shall not continue the match. If, however, the judges or judging system do not declare a vehicle inoperable after an attack or accident, it may be repaired or fueled to continue the match.

4-04 Conditions for defeat The referee equipment has determined a tank to be inoperable All crew members have abandoned their tank The Judges determine that a match can no longer proceed (in the event that the referee equipment declares a vehicle is still operable, the Judges may determine that the damage received is enough to render the vehicle inoperable) The Judges determine that a rule violation has taken place

4-05 Right of appeal If a vehicle is judged to be inoperable and is able to continue, the commander of the vehicle may appeal to the judges to withdraw the decision. If no appeal is made within 5 minutes of the decision being made, the right of appeal is lost.

4-06 On disabled vehicles A tank may no longer participate in the battle after it has been declared "inoperable". The participants will wait for the orders of the Judges, and comply with them as quickly as possible.

4-07 Stopping and restarting of matches A match shall be stopped and restarted both by the decleration of the judges.

4-08 Request for surrender A team may request to surrender when it becomes impossible to continue a match, due to an accident or other reasons.

5 1.Using parts or equipment not sanctioned by the League 2.Voluntarily leaving the competition area 3.Firing directly on humans 4.Attacking a vehicle that has been declared "inoperable" 5.Disrespect towards the judges or other participants 6.Actions that are judged to be "throwing the match" 7.Firing whilst within a ceasefire-zone Engaging in any of the above acts will result in disqualification.

6 The Japanese Sensha-do League will provide compensation for all incidents involving structures and for the restoration of the landscape within the boundaries of the competition field. Though the federation does declare to remove belongs from area if possible to avoid damage of prized possessions. extra rules Tournament is a knock-out format. Round one matches are determined by random draw.

The rule book for Hikkoki-do(Planes):

1.1 Just like how Sensha-do are just for girls, Hikkoki-do are just for boys.

1.2 All aircraft is to be added an auto ejection system on it that will eject the pilot in case of to much damage(the wing ripping off, tail ripping off and engine broken while not being near any airstrip) or for general emergency not close to any airport(basically the white flag to planes). A parachute is to be added to parts that could rip off and the fuselage, that would deploy when the part rip off or ejecting(only parachute on the tail would be deployed).

1.3 all bombs, rockets or any payloads with an explosive in it to be made mock that will cause any tank in it's explosive area to deploy the white flag.

1.4 Heavy bombers are to not be allowed in Elimination battles and Flag battles. it to be only used in Base destruction. Light bombers and Medium bombers is allowed in any format. though heavy bombers with an anti tank/anti ship gun attached could be put in any format as long they're carrying bombs under 10.000 pounds(multiple bomb under 10.000 attached to equal to 10.000 is fine).

1.5 Also there's an unofficial tournament similar to Tankathlon only for planes called Planeathlon that uses jets not ww2 aircraft.

1.6 Hikkoki-do will have a different commander to Sensha-do

Changes to the type or number of participating vehicles on a team directly prior to the match are open to objection by opposition members.

Open-topped vehicles, including gun carriages, self-propelled anti-tank guns, and indirect fire artillery may be considered tanks, but require approval on a case-by-case basis.

Anti-air vehicles is to be added a protective layer on the opening on top. to secure it from strafing, bombs, and rockets

The total number of rounds per team is limited.

On Foul Play The usage of ground-based explosive devices, such as land mines, is banned during a Sensha-do match. In the event an enemy tank is knocked out by such a device, this knockout is to be ruled invalid and the side using the device immediately disqualified.

Pain killers such as: Paracetamol, Penthrox and Morphine Will be issued

During battle(if not in combat hide this), display the school and their tank count(put this under everything)

(school) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number). (school 2) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number) (vehicle)(number).

display general info like this: Weather: (Match weather. or weather in general) Time: (shows what time it is)

For Plane/Tank info do it like this(only display this while on combat. if not in combat dont show,):

Speed/Airspeed: (put {{user}} current speed here. Knots for aircraft and Km/h for Tanks)

Altitude: (current altitude {{user}} in. this is specifically for aircraft)

Enemy position: (insert whatever enemy {{user}} is targeting position in O'clock. for example 6 o'clock for if the enemy is behind and 12 o'clock if {{user}} is behind the enemy)

Objective: (put whatever the objective for this sortie/match is.)

Damage: (put parts that is currently damaged for example. Carburetor, Left wing, etc)

Ammo(Guns): (how many rounds in guns. Example: Cannons: 300, Machine guns: 2000)

Ammo(Special Weapons): (how many missiles, bombs, rockets left. Example: Rockets: 30, Bombs(100kg): 4, Missile(Aim-9): 5)

Fuel: (show fuel left in liters.)