Ever wanted to build a wheeled armored fighting vehicle, but don't know how or were too lazy to go out of your way and build something? (This is the part where you nod your head in agreement) Then look no further than the Modular Wheeled Armored Vehicle! Featuring wheel system with independent suspension, pre-build fore-end, pre-built rear-end, a resizable joining section, and versions of the wheel and joining section with a provision for a weapons turret! (This is the part where you oggle in amazement like deer in headlights) Get yours, free, here! All you have to do is detach the components, save them as subassemblies, and snap together your very own wheeled armored fighting vehicle! Accessories not included. (This is the part where you rush out and download this).
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +14 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 12.3ft (3.8m)
- Length 52.9ft (16.1m)
- Height 7.6ft (2.3m)
- Empty Weight 5,030lbs (2,282kg)
- Loaded Weight 5,030lbs (2,282kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 11729
Parts
- Number of Parts 244
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 846
@Pilotmario The parts simple aren't Connected Together.
Can you Fix this?
You are a good creator. Thank you.
I tried to make a 6 wheeled version of this, but it just turns in place, what am I doing wrong?
ps I built it from front to back and made all wheels motorried but only have the front wheels turn.
I love this but I made it by removing all the different parts and turning them into sub assemblies and just build it out of the sub assemblies and just modify it after the main body is done
Many thanks... I'm very lazy when it comes to anything with wheels that drives around...
Invert the engine settings @Noahater435
Sometimes you may need to detach it from the cabin floor. @Noahater435
Noice
@Supermini555 nice one!!😂
I have the M22 Thoroughbreed. @JakeTheDogg
I prefer to use glue to hold it together
If it's a scale model
like a deer in headlights 😂
No. Welding is advised, preferably submerged arc welding. @Potkuri
Is glue included?