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Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 02, 2009
As there arnt very many UK tournaments, where is everyone from in the UK?
I would happily put a tournament on around christmas if everyone is happy with that. Ill get all the beystadiums needed and if theres anyone who uses original blades, they can bring them aswell.
RE: Beyblade UK - Serotonin - Oct. 02, 2009
Most of us live near London, and that's where the tournaments/events are normally held.
However, if you could arrange an event with enough interest and participants, it would be great! :]
RE: Beyblade UK - linh004 - Oct. 02, 2009
I live in london, and by original blades do you mean uncustomized or the classic plastic and HMS ones?
RE: Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 02, 2009
I mean the classic plastic ones. Everyone lives so far away lol. I'll see what I can do.
RE: Beyblade UK - Bey Brad - Oct. 02, 2009
(Oct. 02, 2009 1:25 PM)Beydriger Wrote: I mean the classic plastic ones. Everyone lives so far away lol. I'll see what I can do.
You're not going to find much support for a tournament using only Beyblades that came out before 2004 (that was six years ago!)
RE: Beyblade UK - cutewolfsam - Oct. 02, 2009
Brad all Beydriger said is that they can come along but Beydriger what would the tournament if it happens what type of beyblade series will we be doing. ?
RE: Beyblade UK - RevertedToZero - Oct. 02, 2009
Which part of britain are you in, Beydriger?
RE: Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 02, 2009
I'm in Gloucestershire on the welsh border. Yeh well could do what ever everyone wants. Let me know.
RE: Beyblade UK - cutewolfsam - Oct. 02, 2009
Beydriger we all or mainly using mfb right now but you can do a tournament for what ever series and the other types of series just does free battles there just a suggestion.
RE: Beyblade UK - bbgoldflame - Oct. 02, 2009
I agree. Do a tournament using any series. After all, some of us still use and/or have Beyblades from the Bakuten Shoot generation - I do. I don't have any MFBs at the moment so something happening involving the blades of the previous series would be great. I have never had a chance to battle with them in a tournament before.
RE: Beyblade UK - Shining Wolf - Oct. 03, 2009
Well now that I have my own ebay account, I might start rebuilding my collection, after (STUPIDLY!!!) sending them away to be trashed.
Thing is, I just got my bank statement through the door and basically... If I don't curb my spending on nights out and little trips I think won't bust my bank balance, I won't have money for car insurance, MOT and such. Of course that means passing my driving exam, which I can hopefully do next week... fingers crossed.
But yeah, I live around the Thurrock area, so anybody close enough can feel free to beybattle with me when I have a couple of Beys.
RE: Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 03, 2009
Just bought the wide square beystadium and spent £90 on metal fight blades lol. Banks going to love me. Any way how far would all of you travel for a competition? Would everyone want 2 comps for new and classic blades?
RE: Beyblade UK - Shining Wolf - Oct. 03, 2009
Well I have a sneaky suspicion that I still have a couple of plastic beys left, one I just found (its an awful custom bey) and another that mysteriously disappeared that I'll look for today (another fairly awful custom, but I liked it).
You think that's bad? I have about £1800 go in and out of my bank ccount over the space of 3months... £600 A month! I could pay a Mortgage with that!
RE: Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 03, 2009
I can relate to tht.
RE: Beyblade UK - Shining Wolf - Oct. 03, 2009
I have just checked my room, and nope, the other bey is definitely lost to the point of no return.
Well, guess I gotta start from scratch. Any HMS Beys you can think of to start my collection? I was gonna start off with Phantom Fox, purely because I like the look of it. I may move onto more competitively used beys to widen my battling customs later, but for now, I'm just collecting.
RE: Beyblade UK - Serotonin - Oct. 03, 2009
Phantom Fox MS is available on eBay and is relatively easy to get a hold of.
RE: Beyblade UK - Shining Wolf - Oct. 03, 2009
Yeah, I'm also looking at the White Driger MS that's on Sale too. The seller is from Gloucestershire, which is surprisingly uncanny to where Beydriger is from...
Beydriger, are you cooljoe-uk on ebay?
RE: Beyblade UK - Serotonin - Oct. 03, 2009
Cooljoe already has an account here, where he regularly advertises his products.
http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Cooljoes-Beyblade-sale
RE: Beyblade UK - cutewolfsam - Oct. 03, 2009
Beydriger were is the location of the tourney gonna be ?
RE: Beyblade UK - jooshy5150 - Oct. 03, 2009
its no good for me i cant travel that far im only 10 and im in cornwall so my mum wouldnt take me anyway
RE: Beyblade UK - Beydriger - Oct. 07, 2009
It's going to be difficult to get a place everyone can get to so any ideas?
RE: Beyblade UK - Cyber Kerberous - Oct. 07, 2009
Well, as has been said b4, most of us live near or in London, and that is where most events are held.
That said, you could have one over the west side of england and an unofficial tournament in London
Just if someone is willing to arrange them (apart from Beydriger, obviously)
RE: Beyblade UK - Flare101 - Oct. 07, 2009
i live in oxfordshire lol damn everyone does live pretty far away hmm i wish i had the money for some mfb and some stadiums
RE: Beyblade UK - KyonXyclone - Oct. 24, 2009
Damn, I might struggle to find some competition in or around Cardiff (WALES), though if anyone could make it down there I would love to have a few battles or maybe a tournament! ...
RE: Beyblade UK - UK BLADER 96 - Dec. 22, 2009
i will do it depends where
coz i live in the south west but if u do 2 check out south west uk bladersi live n cornwall so probly cant travel to london