Craig Bar, ursine mutant experiment, has been gathering vehicles: a couple of electric bikes, a motorcycle, a self-propelled howitzer, a security van, a road roller, an excavator, and a solar car. A couple of weeks ago he started a pork sticks and apple cider fueled effort to blend components from many of these vehicles into his new ride: the Ultimate AmphTrack! A security van with rollers up front, a i6 diesel engine, a slew of solar panels, a half-track tread arrangement, and the other 31 tiles covered in sheet metal to make a vehicle that can go anywhere and stop at nothing.
Sadly, the initial U-AT design has a draft of 0.71 meters, and a hull height of about 0.65 m, which means if Craig tries to drive it into a river, it will turn into a submarine. The irony, it burns.
Fortunately, Craig still has a fair amount of smoked meat, bottled water, and a ton of heavy duty frames. Extending the U-AT one more row should reduce the draft to make it float safely, even after he adds the 155mm howitzer and some cargo.
