How to Build the Best Vehicle in Tears of the Kingdom the Off Road Rock Climbing Car

[@new2you410]

Don’t forget to favorite it in autobuild! Check out this video where I show off even more of my custom vehicle creations: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqiamoyNg7tknrc

[@prompking3345]

I was trying to build almost the exact same thing last week and couldn’t quite get it to work properly. Thank you! You should consider innovating on this design with the floating pad from the deep force shrine in the wetlands. Then you could have an all terrain AQUATIC vehicle. 😄

[@Asrael007]

I love it bro, currently monster crawling deth mountain, only questions are when it rains I get shocked off and when I barrel roll head over I get shocked off too any tips thanks bro

[@Ricardio201000]

Finally someone who says which pieces of shrines can be used and their location

[@new2you410]

Haha I’m with you. That annoys me as well.

[@MikePhantom]

​@@new2you410 not only that i thought shrine stealing is some agonizingly specific glitch fest but NO it's just shield fusion X(

[@tobikurashiki5800]

@@MikePhantom I once fused one of these yellow bouncy balls from a shrine to a weapon by accident. I then proceeded to try to steal it by just leaving the shrine, anticipating that the game would just despawn it once I'm outside. It didn't. That day I learned that Fuse is a tool for burglary.

[@vanessalyneramirez7301]

​@@new2you410I just started playing the game. What's that battery thing attached to the motor?

[@GreyAcumen]

@@MikePhantom - you can also bypass the weapon/shield fusing by fusing an apple to the parts while you're in the shrine, then favoriting the fusion after you get out of the shrine. (it'll let you review fusions you did while inside the shrine after you get outside, even though autobuilder is inaccessible while in a shrine) Then you dump a bunch of apples on the ground, and let your autobuild create temp replacements for those pieces, allowing you to build anywhere, not just someplace near terry town. As long as you have SOMETHING fused to a temp piece, even another temp piece, it will stick around, so if you gather a bunch of temp pieces into one favorite, you can have each piece fused to an apple, then each of those apples fused to a central apple. When you autobuild everything, you just take that central apple out and each of those parts can be moved around independently. I don't know about you, but once you get the batteries filled out, that zoanite might as well be dirt.

[@apollosgrief4920]

The stabilizer under the steering wheel is absolute genius

[@plaidhatter1674]

I never knew that the motors allowed it to do this. I always stuck it onto wheels.

[@franck3279]

Also, add a dragon scale, it would prevent despawn when you’reexploring around

[@new2you410]

True! That is always a good idea.

[@GeddyRC]

Why does a dragon scale prevent that? Is that the intended behavior or is it a bug/feature?

[@Ethan_jpg]

@@GeddyRCIt’s an intended behavior. The dragon parts despawn further away than other items, so that when you harvest a dragon for their parts and it falls to the ground, you can get it without it despawning.

[@franck3279]

@@GeddyRC The game erases stuff on the ground when you reach a certain distance from it, and there are various distances depending on the nature of the item. A construct max distance is based on the best item merged, which is around 200m for zonite parts and 2km for dragon parts. So by putting a scale to your favorite vehicule, it costs 3 extra stones to duplicate it, but you get that back with huge interests by rebuilding it less often.

[@danjbundrick]

Does this also work with dragon parts created with autobuild?

[@Buphido]

So after reading through several comments, I‘ve constructed my own perfect version. I‘ve 1. replaced the body with a flat rubber sheet from the Deep Force shrine to make it float on water and 2. added two more wheels in the middle and shifted all the wheels to be nearly gapless so it can’t get stuck on fences or the like. Now it is truly all-terrain.

[@shadowbolthaseo1861]

The og has a problem of if you run out of battery or if you go into the water from a bad angle the whole thing will flip over and be upside down on the water do you know how to stop it from doing that? I don't know how to make it stop sinking or getting flip upside down it works fine if I don't stop moving forward but if I run out of battery or go into the water from a odd angle it stops working

[@kennyortiz1559]

Hey would you be able to put up a video or show a picture of your modifications please.

[@tinmantwentyone9282]

Use floating board in Deep Force shrine and you have an amphibious vehicle. That's how I improved it, along with an electric cage for protection.

[@jasonanderson291]

Or use the gold orb that's coded to floot for massive wheels

[@GreyAcumen]

@@jasonanderson291 - if you make the wheels too wide, that will only make it harder to fit through narrow spaces. The floating board gives roughly the same effect without the additional footprint. Add a construct head with a beam emitter, with a dragon scale to prevent despawn and a giant brightbloom seed for better night vision and you've got basically every possible angle covered. If you do somehow wind up falling into someplace you're really stuck in, you'll probably just be able to use recall to extract yourself out of that

[@ARUCARDFTEPES]

When he started going into the water I was like "Oh no", not for floating, but all the electricity.

[@shadowbolthaseo1861]

Is it lava proof?

[@shadowbolthaseo1861]

Do you know how to make it stop sinking? For some reason what you said works but the problem is if I run out of battery or I go into the water from a odd angle it will flip over or stop working it only works well in water if I kept moving forward so if I stop it stops working

[@popculturehero]

Absolutely wild that it keeps link upright up a vertical climb.

[@new2you410]

Yeah, definitely one of the most useful features. It opens up so much more that you can traverse.

[@IamHattman]

If you mess up building a multi part section like the propeller and engine combo, you can remove it using the auto build history. Its more reliable then recall, and keeps the perfectly aligned propellers you just worked so hard for

[@riaayo5321]

When it comes to the engine you can also just break off the minecart. Sure you have to place that back, but it will snap the engine off without breaking it apart and is a whole lot easier to put back in the right place than trying to get those propellers right again. But the auto-build history definitely sounds like a good way to do it.

[@flyingdutchman2556]

To get past the bottoming out, I do a six wheel build. Just add two more big wheels one on each side in the middle between back and front tires. Makes a big difference

[@new2you410]

That’s a really interesting idea. I’ll have to try that out.

[@Madeoftea]

This guy has under 4K followers and is just savant-making simple basic builds that anyone can use. No glitch. No dupe. No technical stuff. Bravo.

[@M4W3L]

When I use the Gemimik motor+prop, I just attach them together as intended for the puzzle then they are in my autobuild when I leave the Shrine. You can detach singular autobuilt parts by attaching something else (I just use apples) to them before detaching - as long as they're connected to at least one thing, they won't disappear when you detach

[@SageKasuto]

I'm glad to see that I am not the only one who uses double propellers! This build is pure genius!

[@antilopezmexicanos]

A vehicle, that moves like this, in real life, would be perfect, literally nothing will stand in your way cool design.

[@ytshotmaker]

Hey I'm rshotmaker and this popped up in my recommendations, this is awesome ♥ It makes me super happy that the One Punch helped inspire brilliant builds like this! You're the only other one I know who has made it up the Great Plateau! Hope this doesn't come across as unsolicited advice but might the yellow float board from Jonasu shrine make this even better in water? It lets me go through any depth of water, but for all I know you tried that and went with the stone board for a good reason. Loving your work, can't wait to see what you come up with next!

[@sleepingkirby]

Not sure it'll help. The last time I stuck the electric motor to the floating board from Jonasu shrine (also inspired by your one punch vehicle, btw. So thank you.), the whole thing flipped over in the water due to how heavy the electric motor is. The float board has crazy buoyancy but the engine is also crazy heavy, which the physics of this game wants to make things rotate. It might be better if you mount it in the middle of the board length-wise or use 2 of the float boards. That's what I'm doing for my boat that uses 2 large wheels and the propeller as an engine in order to stop the counter rotation from the wheels. No guarantees it'll work even with 2 float boards though.

[@new2you410]

ytshotmaker it’s such an honor to have you check out my build! I am a huge fan of your TOTK builds and I could not have created this one without seeing your work first. Yes, I think that yellow board actually would work better for the base but at the time I had no idea what shrine it was in. I definitely want to test it out and see if it helps in water. I had a lot of fun with this and tried to make something very simplistic but also efficient. It went through a lot of different iterations before I got to this and I have no doubt there’s still more ways to improve it. Thanks again for looking at it and you’re always welcome here on this channel.

[@danniker09]

You're idea Made me Build Divine Beast in the first place like thanks a lot, If i havent watched the video this idea would have not made it the ones that i made Vah Ruta, and Vah Medoh i've Wondered How to do Vah Naboris but the model of the Walker that came out some days ago help it a lot, and i haven't made the car is crazy but i think im going to use it for Vah Rudania using the Basket like probaly Four of them and with the stone board.

[@Mortified42]

The better platform to use for your base is the big rubber board from the Jonsau shrine. It's lighter than stone and is immune to fire. Edit: It also floats better.

[@youropiniondoesnotmatter]

Have you tried this exact build with it? Does it withstand the weight of every other item used on this build?

[@Aceventuracounty]

Do you ever get shocked by the emitter while submerged?

[@youropiniondoesnotmatter]

@@Aceventuracounty yessir, all the time lol

[@madelineritchie]

You can line up the propellers with each other perfectly like this. Don't attach to the motor yet. Take the propellers to the flat level area behind the nearby house. Use the green fake alignment shadow of the upper propeller to line up with the lower propeller before you Attach.

[@new2you410]

Nice tip.

[@Kass686]

This is AMAZING, I made a similar build with two wagon wheels instead of the motor and an Akkala tree as a base, which you can imagine was NOT fireproof lmao. Thanks for sharing!!

[@crazylittlebigthings]

I made certain modifications on this. I used the floatable board(forgot the shrine name) instead of the rock, then light railings to mount the fans and stabilizer. Now it became amphibious.

[@AGrayPhantom]

Thanks for this! Sometimes I don't want a hoverbike, but most ground vehicles I make can't navigate rugged terrain. This is perfect for my purposes!

[@bloomdoom3898]

This was helpful but I did modified it I bit by use a slide to hold the motor that is connected to the stabilizer, and using the float board instead of the stone borad which is found in the jonsau shrine in the Lanayru wetlands

[@nickvelletri4555]

Just took me over an hour to cook this bad boy up. And my god, it's beautiful. Thank you sir. This game is the best.

[@MasterYoist]

I made one like this a couple months ago. When you show it climbing up over the edge of a cliff, you'll find that it can go over much easier if you put an extra set of wheels on the machine. Just put one on each side between the other wheels. You'll find it'll actually help us go over obstacles much better as well.

[@message22610]

I’ve been just using flying machines to navigate my way around, but this is a game changer for me. This makes land vehicles much more fun now. Thanks for this.😊

[@alexpabloroy]

Amazing! I’ll be using these concepts for sure while crafting my all terrain tank! What a genius use for a fulcrum, an improvement from the cart wheels! Bravo!

[@kurtweeks6812]

Thoughts on swapping the stone slab for the super lightweight grate-style bits from the depths? Might lead to some interesting effects at the very least

[@krabzilla4185]

It might fall backwards with all the weight at the back

[@Raff4el_]

@@krabzilla4185i'll try it and see what happens

[@lacayotv]

Yo congrats on the video it came out neat! Thank you for showing me I can use recall to detach parts😮 I’m working on a similar video right now, showcasing the build I use to navigate the depths and eliminate just about anything on my path. I call it the Depth Rover. I also got inspiration from someone else and made my own version of the vehicle with many iterations. It feels so good to see a thriving TOTK community where we learn from each other and gets to share our inventions and inspire others. I want to see more of your builds sir!! Very good stuff 👌🏼👌🏼

[@zaraguth]

Best part of this video: You weren't wearing +2 Zonaite armor set. I wish I could like this video more than once!

[@Giavekz]

The gimbled cockpit is based and genius asf dayum 😂 pure excellence

[@YamishiMizuandDracus]

Works mostly as advertised, with the small caveat that you need the lightning helm in rain or for sheer drops off high ledges. Feels really cool to use. Edit; I had actually just positioned it wrong. I rebuilt it exactly as shown and was able to fall down a chasm in the rain and was completely safe. I changed one thing, that being the main platform of the vehicle. I changed to the rubber board from the Deep Force shrine and now this thing doubles as a boat. This thing is amazing.

[@bluorb]

AMAZING!! I'm going to have to build one of these... but I'm not feeling OCD enough today to get all the small bits perfectly centered 😹

[@Goddess_Moros]

kinda a redundancy but I wanna see this with the cooking pots on the inside of the wheels for additional shock absorption. Excellent build! :3

[@Geox_29]

I always want to know where to get those propellers. Now i know that Just need to fuse them from a shrine jaja Thank you!! Nice very nice build

[@joshuabirkhoff9704]

I love this game for all the things you can do. Pretty sure more things will come.

[@DurianFruit]

I got a car commercial before this video and I thought it was just a funny bit that was a part of the video and I ended up watching the entire 30 second ad.

[@Jackson-v3d]

Simply fantastic. I shall be applying this to my tesla im making with big wheels and shrine motors. It cant even climb the hill from tarrey town to my house

[@nichijin]

I made it and it was able to climb the akkala citadel ruins mountain! Thanks for the video!

[@new2you410]

Glad I was able to help!

[@CuriousTinkering]

Great tutorial! Didn't even know you could use the motor as a gyro.

[@strippins]

It’s amazing, almost as good as the hover bike!

[@totallynotpaul6211]

If you use the floaty yellow platforms from that one shrine as the base for the car, it would be able to drive on water as well.

[@pkmntrainervolt5880]

I did this and really worked! Its freaking cool and funny at the same time😂 Thanks a lot dude

[@new2you410]

You're welcome 👍

[@selfiestick1589]

2:25 the laugh at the end of that phrase tells such a fast and funny story by itself lmao

[@xtreemej7]

Thanks for this, super fun build. I climbed Akkala Citadel

[@minimartile57]

I made this myself, and I didn't use minecarts. Instead, I used the metal poles nearby as substitute for the mine carts. It works the same, but faster to set up and, to me, works the same.

[@vect0rwolf]

5:19 hop on a platform like the deck of the car and hold the second propeller further away. You’ll have a better view of the first propeller and the connection point. Sometimes it helps to turn off motion controls to get things squared up.

[@xhag1x]

Thanks for the insperation this gives me an idea for a one wheeled device

[@theme_greatest383]

Dude this is awesome I was looking for something to look for caves

[@bencarter211]

have you found the secret of the satori yet?

[@theme_greatest383]

@@bencarter211 no where do I find it?

[@bencarter211]

When you see a cherry blossom tree around the map, put a piece of fruit in front of the statue, and watch what happens. (There’s one on Satori mountain, and I believe at least one in every region.)

[@theme_greatest383]

@@bencarter211 oh yeah, I’ve done thar

[@new2you410]

Yeah this would work perfectly for that.

[@De5chain]

Enjoyed the good old link to the past music so much. Awesome dude

[@austinmiller2170]

Just what I wanted for exploring the depths. Thank you very much!

[@new2you410]

Happy to help!

[@AtomicVegetable]

just use an airbike

[@MarkDavidBlack]

@@AtomicVegetable An airbike would be great for exploring the depths. That's what I used in my first playthrough. But now in my second playthrough I'm trying to max out my batteries without duping. I think it's gonna take months.

[@erikmclennan3934]

​@@MarkDavidBlackI play with no duping and i maxed my battery somewhere around 200h

[@Chamberz55]

Very cool, I am going to try this with a floatation platform.

[@torugolago]

Dude, that's absolutely insane, i'm gonna try it right now

[@ethanwong9950]

You could probably replace the stone slab with 2 (maybe even 1) rails from the right leg depot, save some weight and space. I’ve toyed with a Segway version too, can replace the back wheels with a stabilizer, save even more weight and parts. Which equals more weapons!!!

[@d3str0i3r]

gentle warning for anyone using this: both the large and small wheels have a max 30 minute runtime, which is reasonably long but can be frustrating and inconvenient if you let it catch you by surprise

[@TheRogman73]

Thanks for this build (685 hours 99.75% ) you build keeps me playing this game 😂 ❤

[@MyUncleWorksForNintendo]

Thank you! An all terrain vehicle is exactly what I've been wanting but hadn't thought of how to make one myself. Also, fusing the control stick to a balanced rotating piece is fuckin genius, lol. Been using this thing in the depths and it's just amazing in there!

[@Zeldon567]

Using the foam platform from that one buoyancy shrine in place of the stone platform could make it float on water, I think.

[@jaycampos27]

This vehicle is a 9.5/10. Yes. The 0.5 I'm missing is kind of the speed, but otherwise this is not just a beast, but a behemoth. I can scale mountains with this thing like nothing. It is AMAZING. And just built it a few minutes before making this comment. It's that good.

[@charilezhang6697]

Wow, thanks I was really wondering about how to make this beast of a ride

[@lilian95110]

Would that big floating platform from the “Deep Force” shrine work better in water? It’d probably weigh less than the stone slab, helping the weight distribution.

[@olimarfunk]

Thats exactly what i came here to say. Im definitely using the rubber board for mine!

[@tunisfishhead]

@@olimarfunk I was just about to ask if that was an option to make it float - already had it typed as a direct comment before I said "read the comments first". Has anyone tried with the big yellow floating board to test the results?

[@r3gret2079]

Well shit. Now to spend an entire day making THIS prop-vehicle. This shit looks kinda crazy tho so I'm excited for this. The stabilizer/stearing stick thing is brilliant!

[@edgeman04]

Great build. Also love the music for the montage, very nostalgic.

[@RelyeaGaming]

Would it be better to replace the stone base with a super light weight metal that was found recently?

[@new2you410]

There’s actually a yellow platform from one of the shrines that floats in water. I’ve been thinking of trying that out instead of the stone.

[@sansukanaka]

I would guess the weight is for when you fall forward it tries to land standing

[@isaacrumley]

6:07 you can also use auto build to go back to the correctly placed double propellor you already made

[@eddnox]

Came for the vehicle, stayed for Dark World Theme montage.

[@tommymcdaniel6087]

Bro that last climb b4 the video was over was insane..subscribing,keep up the good work 😊

[@indisputable3]

I also watched Rshotmaker's clips on Top Gaming Plays, I'm glad I saw this video

[@Turtle-skipped-legday]

Also you can switch the stone board with a rubber floater board so it also works on the water as a boat it wont change anything in the build exept making it boat compatable

[@monhi64]

You know you got me wondering now because from a literal engineering perspective all that thrust from that high up on the back of the vehicle would potentially cancel out how back heavy the vehicle is. The weight is causing one clockwise moment (just the name for rotational energy) but the fan causing a strong counter clockwise moment. It would really come down to the specifics of those objects mass and the thrust & the physics engine used. I think it would be pretty obvious to people if the fans weren’t on it’d probably be way back heavy and flip on hills at least irl. You could test it by turning the fans on and balancing it on a stake (without attachment) or something and see which way it tips (when balanced in the middle). Or find out exactly how front or back loaded is by finding the true tipping point where when you balance it a certain distance away from the middle you reach the spot where it could tip forward or backward. Maybe I’ll do this myself because that was a hardcore tangent and probably not very interesting to the people watching 😂

[@Thanatos2996]

Interesting, I didn't know doubling up on propellers made a difference. I'm going to have to try that on my crawler (it's a different design that uses a wagon wheel gimbol for the steering stick, a cube golem core and small wheel fan drive, rear small wheels for clearance, and has a shorter wheelbase)

[@dk1027]

Really cool build. Could you explain why use the motor + propellers instead of fans please?

[@new2you410]

Basically just a lot less parts for a lot more power. And it helps to focus all the weight on the back of the vehicle.

[@azimuthclark462]

Maybe try fusing the propellers first? I'm gonna try this build when I play later

[@n.k.central8279]

One thing I hope the dlc brings is more zonai building pieces so we don't have to go to shrines and fuse items to shields or go out of our way to get zonai shards or move items to a certain area to build safely.

[@dddmemaybe]

5:00 You can use the Stake to place the _motor_ into a wall so you have front-on view instead of the side when placing the two propellers on it.

[@KairuHakubi]

amazing.. this thing would kill in the depths too.

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

Nice design! I made the One Hit one but ended up taking off the springs and such. So I could just have the AT part. Few questions (maybe I’m overthinking it). Why did you use minecarts? Instead of anything else? Sleds, carts, round beams, etc. Why did you chose to use the electric motor as the power force, instead of two big wheels? I do prefer using these unbreaking motors instead of wagon wheels for stabilizers. Do you have any other reason? If the vehicle rolls to the side, will Link fall off? I see it’s a one axis gimbal. Some people asked about using the yellow floaty. Have you tested that? Is it better? I’m wondering about building this with the floaty rails. Any thoughts? Sorry to be that guy. I’m just curious.

[@new2you410]

Haha no problem I’m happy to answer questions. The minecart on the back is important because it needs a lot of weight on the back so that the front lifts up naturally when rock climbing. The one on the side could probably be swapped out for anything. You’d just have to test it and see how it would effect it. I didn’t use the two big wheels for the propellers because they just look a little goofy to me and they seem like they’d flop around too much. I wanted something sturdy. I like using the motor to keep Link upright because the fuse connection on wagon wheels is flimsy and breaks when going down rough terrain. Technically you would fall off if you flipped sideways but honestly that will hardly ever happen with this thing. It’s really good at staying upright. I have not tested the yellow platform but my bet is that it would make it better because you could float on water. I just didn’t know what shrine it was located in at the time of building this. I hope I was able to answer your questions!

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

@@new2you410 You're an amazing content creator! Thank you for answering all of my questions so thoroughly (even if they are repeats of previous questions). And for the detailed guide. I've often had to go and watch a half dozen other videos to figure out how to make certain builds.

[@pbxellos9747]

this looks amazing. im so going to have to try making this and using it in the depths. bravo!!

[@zace7951]

If you wanna save in zonai you can use a wagon wheel instead of the second engine

[@DONK0]

I made this. It's a beast!

[@new2you410]

Let’s go! Glad you like it.

[@r3gret2079]

Ommfg. This thing is an actual monster. The perfect test of a vehicles power is taking it up death mountain. To the right of Shadow pass are ols lava flows that have made "roads", and some of them more treacherous than the rest. The Flux drive could barely make the easiest route. The 2 big wheel motor barely made it up the hard route, once. This muhfuggin thing does the macarena up the hardest "road" on that path. Now I am intent on taking this thing up the most of treacherous routes possible. This thing puts everything else to shame, at the cost of power efficiency. Holy fucksicles bro. Edit: ya I just drove straight up death mountain and INTO the caldera. Unparalleled power.

[@georgehatchell4872]

This is absolutely amazing, but i do have a suggestion - i dont know how much of a difference it'll make, but could you replace the back wheels with the ones you can find in the construction things just to save on a bit of battery?

[@new2you410]

Do you mean the small wagon wheels? I think the problem would be that it would bottom out too easily but you could test it out.

[@tunacanoe695]

Can climb vertical walls but alas, it cannot reverse :(

[@caravaneerkhed]

Just beat the game so I can finally look at video… and wow so this is how people are getting supplies…. I really slept on pelison lol and a lot of the general mechanics

[@DavidVirebayre]

Awesome build ! Small issue though, is it normal that when going in reverse, it tries to climb into the air ?

[@mexcore14]

What I like to do on rock climbing vehicles is to place two activated springs upside down and attach two wheels to each one, it adapts better to a rough terrain

[@chadgrimwell8380]

From my experience, springs can easily snaps the wheel off.

[@ladyred9613]

I subscribed to your channel because I liked your opening. I'll keep watching because I like your content

[@obits3]

Great video. Really appreciate that recall building tip

[@angrymoths]

It's honestly super cool Too bad everything is redundant to and less efficient than a hoverbike though.

[@Xirrious]

This is so cool. Also love the ALTTP music

[@mizzflex2]

Yooooo! This is fricken amaze balls! Thank you! I’m definitely going to try this.

[@ssailorkiller]

You need to place 2 wheels in the middle section so that when you are in a cliff, you can easily move forward without waiting

[@MrDeothor]

that's some creative thinking

[@salvatoreIII]

Beautifully functional

[@Manahina1]

if you use that yellow floating platform from one of the shines, i forgot which one it is, it can ride in water too. It's conveniently the exact same shape as the stone platform.

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

When I saw him sinking, my first thought was "I'll bet if he replaced that stone slab with the... plastic? well, floating one, it would solve that problem.

[@archbrix]

Great video. Awesome use of the stabilizer.

[@charlart]

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing how to make it

[@new2you410]

You’re welcome! Glad I could help.

[@jawaring4367]

centering your parts (liek the fans) is much easoer if you attach at max distance

[@Nabiki73]

One question: can weapons be mounted onto this thing? That would make it just pure badassery.

[@new2you410]

Yes! I think there’s one clip in the montage at the end where I had a bunch of beam emitters mounted to it with a construct head. Feel free to go crazy with the weapons but just be aware that the more weight is on the front the less effective it will be at climbing steep mountains.

[@Nabiki73]

@@new2you410 Hmm, good point about the weight. What about mounting the weapons on the opposite side from the 2nd cart?

[@marshieswag5544]

Hoverbike be like: "Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power"

[@Lonewolf3515]

lol wow that's awesome! :D Dang I wanna build this! All this needs now is a roll cage and we're golden lol.

[@cronos4024]

Cool, but what about the hoverbike? Takes only 3 common parts and climbs any mountain in a fraction of the time, plus insane mobility

[@redclawtheotter]

If you screw up fusing things like the motor to the body, the easiest way to undo it without having to re-attach everything to the motor is to just pull up the completed motor in AutoBuild history and just AutoBuild it using the parts attached.