Paintball props for
scenario games
Bomb props, domination points and objective electronics for scenario paintball and big games. Sealed against paint, built to be shot at, and made by hand in Belgium.
A scenario game lives or dies on what the teams are fighting over. A flag is a piece of cloth. A paintball bomb prop is a clock everybody can hear.
We build the objectives that give a big game its shape, and the electronics that keep score while the marshals do something else. Paint is harder on hardware than BBs are, so screens sit behind polycarbonate, light strips are shrouded, and the case closes on a seal. A direct hit is a mark to wipe off, not a unit to send back.
Objectives a big game can be built on
Paintball bomb props
A defusable bomb prop in a rugged flight case. Plant it, defend it, or get the code in before the fuse runs out. The same prop runs Search and Destroy, Escort and four other games.
Domination points
Ground that scores while you hold it. Points light up in the holding team’s colour, so a field can read the game from a distance and through a mask.
Big-game builds
A scenario weekend needs props that survive it and rules a marshal can change between waves. We build both, and we build them into your story rather than around it.
What a paintball site buys first
Nuke Case Mk III
The bomb prop a scenario is written around. A fuse, two codes and six ways to play it. Closed to new orders while its successor is built.
View product →Waypoint Mk I
Points that hold themselves. Domination across the site, or one contested point that turns the whole game into an argument over one patch of ground.
View product →Payload Mk I
Objectives light enough to run with, so a game covers a whole map instead of one case. In development.
View product →Frequently asked questions
What is a paintball bomb prop?
A case of electronics that plays the part of a bomb. A keypad arms it, a countdown runs where everyone can see it, and the other team has to reach it and enter their own code to defuse it. It ends the round with a siren, not an explosion.
Will paint damage the props?
No. The screen sits behind polycarbonate, the light strips are shrouded and the case closes on a seal. Paint wipes off the outside and does not get to the electronics.
Can a marshal change the rules between games?
Yes. Fuse length, hold times, capture distances and codes are set on the unit itself, so a marshal can retune a game between waves without a laptop or a service visit.
Do you ship to paintball sites outside Belgium?
We ship across the EU. Tell us where the site is and what you are running, and we quote the set and the delivery together.
Make your
game unforgettable
Brief us on your scenario, room or shoot — we'll bring the hardware.
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