Basecamp

At the heart of every Delta Force Frontier centre is a safe, comfortable and well equipped basecamp. Whether you need to relax from the heat of battle, or wait around for your troops to come back from combat, you can relax back at basecamp. It's where you try on all your kit, leave your valuables in secure lockers, enjoy the lunch break, and where you can relax between games. The basecamps all have proper flushing toilets operating on mains water, and have covered and open-air seating areas as well as lockers available (for a nominal hire charge) for the safe storage of car keys, mobile phones, wallets, jackets, paintballs and so on.

The sunny basecamp of Delta Force Frontier in Newcastle

The basecamps at Delta Force Frontier centres sport an amazing assortment of themed props. For example, we have recently purchased the only Scud missile in private hands in the UK – complete with a giant Soviet launch vehicle. The Scud has a celebrity provenance in that it appeared in Daniel Craig’s first 007 movie Casino Royale (together with the convoy of trucks that form the ‘Border Crossing’ game zone at Delta Force Frontier in Berkshire – see game zones). 

Last seen in the 007 Movie 'Casino Royale' - now at Delta Force Frontier in Hertfordshire

Another ‘star-turn’ is the crashed helicopter we purchased from the set of ITV’s ‘Silent Witness’. It greets players as they arrive at Delta Force Frontier in Surrey and usually causes quite a stir because it's wired for sound, contains a theatrical smoke-machine, and has a couple of skeleton pilots hanging out of the cockpit.

Crashed chopper from the set of ITV's 'Silent Witness' - it spews smoke and sound effects as players arrive at Delta Force Frontier in Surrey

Sadly, the pilot and co-pilot did not survive the impact. Hasn't stopped them smiling though!

At Delta Force Frontier in Leeds the basecamp is dominated by another massive Soviet era missile on it’s 1950’s Red Army launch vehicle. This ensemble was formerly the personal plaything of a Soviet General who would sit astride the missile waving from it at the crowds during military parades. These days it is clambered all over by younger players, and employed in a predictable manner by Stag Parties looking for a humourous photo of the groom.

A genuine cold-war era Soviet Missile, truck and launch platform. Line all the kids up on the missile for a memorable photo! Now at Delta Force Frontier in Yorkshire.

We also have an immense armoury of howitzers and other artillery pieces. All of which are rendered entirely safe and unserviceable (lest anyone was thinking of pinching one to settle a few scores with the neighbours).

This massive Howitzer dominates the basecamp of Delta Force Frontier Paintball in London (the Surrey centre 'Deepwood').

A one of many Ferret's in the Frontier 'fleet'. This one is at Delta Force Frontier in Reading.

All Delta Force Frontier basecamps also feature a fully stocked shop (selling paintballs, armoured gloves, food and drinks) and from where our first aid certified staff will issue any plasters etc that may be required.

All Delta Force Frontier centres feature a fully equipped shop selling all sorts of good stuff. The drinks are ice-cold too!