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Tallahassee E.R.A.S.V. "Kratos"

Please note; this is a PROTOTYPE and may be updated in the future.

The name stands for: Explosive-Resistant-Armored-Support-Vehicle. But we just call it the "Kratos" because it sounds waaay cooler.

At first impression, the Kratos is a Minecraft-like boxmobile with wheels. But, you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. It's called the Kratos for a reason.

Description:
In Greek Mythology, Kratos is the god of strength and might. The Tallahassee E.R.A.S.V. isn't far from that.
While it may not be weaponised in any way, it IS extremley resistant to HE tank rounds. Yes, THOSE tank rounds. The ones that go "Boom", if you don't know what I mean. In addition to that, It is completley AP round-proof. You won't be blasted in the face by 30mm anytime soon (Unless your attacker has merged like 20 cannons into themselves, that might be an issue). Since there is no windshield (Rather a large steel ramp), the driver controls the vehicle by viewing the outside through a screen on the inside of the cab. Speaking of the interior; it includes 3 seats; Driver, and two passengers. (Seats include heating and cooling :D) Super Bright headlights are mounted on the front of the vehicle. Turn them on (assuming you haven't gotten them blown off yet) to light up the night. I should probably mention; the "tires" are 100% bulletproof. Unpoppable. (They can still be blasted off with enough HE shots. The vehicle is INCREDIBLY slow to accelerate and brake, it weighs almost 70 thousand kilograms. (I'm sure you can see why.) The extreme weight also means it can plow right through road obstructions with ease, at some speed of course.

Overview:
Weight: About 70,000 KG ((big heavy))
Bricks: 251
In-game spawn Price: $2,510
Top speed: 60 something KPH lmao
Armor: Takes 7 or 8 HE shots to immobilize (depending on where it is hit), Almost 100% unbreakable to AP shots.

P.S: You're not invincible. If an enemy tank has excessive merging of cannons you will face some issues.
P.P.S: This was a good way for me to experiment with some of the new scalable bricks