Hydrogen Mars Rover

This has to be by far the most intricate machine I have ever assembled. What started as a simple concept for a mobile HAB unit turned into an entire fortress on wheels.

The machine is 1,279 bricks in total. With new optimization, it shouldn't cause any lag. The two-part damper suspension was invented by Actualsize, and so his ingenious design is what drives this heavyweight house around the Martian surface. Special thanks to him for letting me utilize his design and put my own spin on it to haul heavier weights. You really are a life saver, my dude.

Features include:

• Working three-step airlock at the push of just one button (It took forever to time right).
• Functional gauges on the dashboard using the new circular text plates displaying real-time data for the craft. This also includes an artificial horizon, which functions on just a singular green chrome sphere. Lighting effects can be really useful!
• Fully-stocked interior, including a bathroom, food preparation area, and lounge seat / combination beds near to a flatscreen television. Reception is incredible when you have two massive antennae for transmissions.
• Room for three crew members to live long-term, and approximately six to ride comfortably on temporary missions.
• Full access to technological components in case of needed repairs.
• Solar roof to view the stars above at night.
• Convection / solar cells to power the hydrogen batteries.
• Realistic power depletion / recharging.
• A neat little roof decal. Who doesn't love stickers?

Overall, I had a ton of fun building this thing. The controls are self-explanatory, most stuff is button activated / driven like a typical car. X turns on your windshield wipers, and H is to blare the seemingly useless horn. It also has an absolutely mental top speed for a Martian vehicle of 46MPH, or 74km/h

I sincerely hope you enjoy this somehow not desyncing behemoth on wheels! Yes, I have in fact tested this thing in multiplayer before. The drive system is not at all laggy, so go ahead and spawn this chunk of aluminum and steel in with the host's permission.