Might be the Hand Break.

His parking break is on or he needs to mess with the wheel traction friction power settings.

That's odd, I haven't changed anything since it was published.

I can't move this, last time i used it it worked fine but now the wheels refuse to move

Thanks, gotta make it feel good to drive. Glad you noticed. :)

You've tuned the suspension really well on this thing. The way the wheels roll around slopes and on both sides of bumps and small hills maximizing traction. Most people don't go that far, good on you

Yeah, that might be cool. I've got a bunch of experimenting I want to do with the new Automatons update. A lot my older builds could be updated nicely, but I'll most likely just keep making new ones. XD

At some point I'll have to update things a little, just to keep them uniform and functional.

i tthink a little scout motorclcye can be fitted into the build to be use as a scout

Nice very inspiring

A gatling would be nice. I decided to keep it a civilian vehicle myself, but you could probably plop one on top in a number of places. There are plenty of nearby connection points.

This is pretty good. I would prefer at least 1 gatling turret on it. I like small ships that you can walk inside.

Yeah, I don't count wheels. They're easy to add after and unavoidable. Perhaps I could have been more concise in my statement though.

Technically speaking, it has 12 subgrids: Each wheel it it's own subgrid. Not that it means much, just a little bit of SE trivia, which can be useful on occasion when painting. Trying to paint a whole grid at once won't paint the wheels because of their subgrid status. :)

Thanks! I agree, I play a lot of survival so I try to make things that are (at least somewhat) practical for that. Subgrids tend not to be.

I love that there are no subgrids on this, more creators definitely need to take inspiration from it.