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IFM Mammoth Tank
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Type: Blueprint
Tags: rover, safe, small_grid
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2.685 MB
21 Feb @ 2:33pm
25 Feb @ 8:10pm
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This item requires all of the following DLC
Space Engineers - Decorative Pack #3
Space Engineers - Automatons
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IFM Mammoth Tank

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Description
The IFM Mammoth Tank is the heaviest IFM tank. Built with a large grid heavy artillery converted to small grid using Supergridding, the IFM Mammoth is capable of smashing targets at max range

Basic Info:
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PCU: 12286

Hydrogen/Batter Powered

1 Large Artillery

1 Auto-cannon

1 Assault Cannon

Up to 4 personnel positions

Gyro stabilized turret for better shooting while on the move

Don't know what supergridding is? Getting an error saying your missing a block? Go to your world's advanced setting and look for the option called suppergridding and turn it on.
4 Comments
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Luvstruckmango  [author] 26 Feb @ 12:10am 
I love how they override the animation on the wheels so they don't turn but functionally they do.
Luvstruckmango  [author] 26 Feb @ 12:07am 
Still, I have to admit they look good.
Luvstruckmango  [author] 26 Feb @ 12:07am 
They are animated but are basically decorative. Its the Tank Tracks Framework and API combined with the Morue tank track pack. But functionally they're wheels.
Ahsoka Tano 25 Feb @ 10:51pm 
I'm sorry, you managed to find a way to get working tank tracks? Do they actually function, or are they merely decorative in nature?