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In the meantime, I've been preoccupied with getting all the items in Robopass while I can, and learning Mandarin Chinese. The language study has turned out to be a more time-consuming than I anticipated; if I only spend a mere hour or two, in a day, I don't feel like I've made enough meaningful progress.
So that's where I am right now with it. Thanks for showing interest by commenting!
Amazing job Ross, I'm impressed, well done!
Also note that you can get an even sharper turning angle by keeping the steering components on the same level. I just set some of the parts lower to make room for the catapult.
@BILBO Baggins It has more than just the steering and suspension. The main challenge was fitting a powerful, collapsible catapult into such a tight space (as well as the cannon and self-righting mechanism). I also wanted to set it up so that you could drive it roughly without setting off the bomb.