[quote=“pisskop, post:10056, topic:47”]Found a swamp and large forest whose sole occupants were a military bunker and a mine. In fact, it was the same bunker I nuked in the pre-crashed world. I found a cargo trunk sitting outside the mine, and due to its isloation even the constant banging of the denizens of the mine didnt draw more than 5 or 6 zombies. I ran through most of my food and a good portion of my vending machine drink/loot creating the A.P.S. Thunderhorse.
Sporting a kitchen unit, 2 gas tanks, a welder, a mounted browning with 240 rounds, a minifridge, 5 cargo carriers and all floor trunks and hatches, the A.P.S. is a mini base I had more envisioned when I ran my mini-LP back at Bay12.
Basically its compact enough to drive into a city with reasonable mobiliity and armored enough to plow through all the things. The engine block is moved back some, I will put the 2 solar panels on when I have time, and its capable of safely going ~150 kph. Im guessing its more prone to skidding than normal, but it does have 6 wheels. Not that I know if that affects performance.
Its essentially an overhauled car, that was previously modified itself. I added more length and width. I typically perfer wholly made-from-scratch tools over repurposed ones, but there not being a functional difference, oh wells. Its strong enough to tear apart a motorcycle without much more than a scratch so . . .
I think I found a place to set up shop, but itd require . . . work. There’s a few, really. One is in a fungal field that I drove to will minimal problems. One is deeper in the swamp, but fungus free for the time being.
One is a farm far from my current position. One is a road that is mined several times, and one is a LMOE shelter. Id also consider a location by a sarcophagus, though as a rule of RP I try to stay away from locations like that or a sewer system.[/quote]
Now replace the side boards for stow boards,if you didn’t already, for extra space for loot. I use the stow boards as a buffer for the loot that I would later sort into my cargo containers.