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GT-404 "Traveller" Transport Buggy

The GT-404 "Traveller" is the first full-sized land vehicle in the Ikuyo Aerospace product line. Making use of state-of the art automatic control systems, magnetohydrodynamic suspension and an all-electric power system supplied by redundant deep-cycle batteries the Traveller manages to be remarkable stable, power efficient (in excess of 9 hours of driving time on a single charge) and most importantly - quick!

• None in Stock Configuration: 1x antenna and 1x camera on the back for long range communications and scouting. Also comes with a single ore-detector for prospecting operations.

• Fast and Stable: Designed from the ground up to be a seamless driving experience, the "Traveller" is far less finnicky than other rovers of its size and is both simple and stable to drive - features that enable it to exceed 50m/s over the ground.
  
• Durable: Owing partially to it's size, well balanced wheel-base and high ground clearance, the "Traveller" while weak to concentrated weapons fire, is more than capable of surviving small crashes.
  
• Versatile: A complement of 1x driver and 2x passengers, their necessary weapons, and state of the art scouting and reconnaissance equipment enable the "Traveller" to be used in a wide variety of missions and roles.

• PCU: 1370
  
• Block Count: 104
  
• Non-Armor Blocks: 64
  
• Triangles: 268,376
  
• Grid Mass: 7,224kg
  
• Lifting Capacity: 1 Passenger

Two scripts are included. MMaster's Automatic LCDs and Wanderer_308's Driver Assist System . While neither are technically critical, the rover was designed from the ground up for use with DAS which greatly enhances the driving experience.

This ship uses the Wasteland, Warfare 2, and Heavy Industry DLCs. Only Wasteland is critical.

In an ever growing quest to create a standard ground vehicle, I was left with this. The GT-404 is probably the most stable and fun to drive "pure" rover I've made so far but more or less came from an uptuning of a far older design I had sitting on my hard drive collecting dust.

I'm always open to suggestions or ideas so please let me know if you have any! As always, feel free to remix, edit and republish this and any of my other designs as you see fit.