Luca here trying to recreate Toyota war.

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If the Allies had Luca, the Axis powers wouldn't have stood a chance! Hilarious entertainment as always, Luca! 83

a} The friction and speed are both too high for a vehicle of this class, Luca; that is what causes the risk of lateral flipping. I don't really need to explain that to you, though; you were one of the people who I originally learned about that from, myself. b} The original Willies Jeep had extremely flexible suspension, which would require strength being low in order to emulate within Space Engineers. c} The minimal number of wheels, with such extreme lengthwise spacing, would give the vehicle comparitively low torque and capacity for climbing angled surfaces. The one advantage of vehicles with less than 8 wheels in my opinion is that they can have a very low material cost, but they are only prescribed in situations with extremely flat, open, and non-challenging terrain. It could work as a cheap ore detection vehicle and troop transport in the early game. If friction and speed were both reduced, its' low material cost could give it a use as a mass produced, disposable light freight or weapons platform, as well. The components appear to be entirely pre-cobalt, which means that they could be produced exclusively from mining stone. As you yourself well know and have demonstrated, non-premium vehicles can still be extremely valuable, because they can allow both production at scale, and for more expensive materials to be used selectively.

that's not a jeep, that's jeeeeeeep

Hey i have a quick question, do you have good designs for static ship ramps? Because rn im kinda struggling with a ship im designing, as i practically have a capital “colony” ship with everything found on a base, including a rover hangar (4x7x14 for 1 transport/recon high gravity rover 1 “tank” and 1 hydrogen fighter and an atmo fighter/bomber), but because of the high gravity im struggling to make a good enough ramp, (10g gravity) any tips?

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