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Centipede - HLC-1 [the Stino Corporation]

-- Controls --
[Drive] WASD [Lights] L
[Support legs] T [Turn signals] Q/E
[Truck coupler] Y [Hazard lights] H
[Lock module] X [Horn] Left mouse
[Module functions] 1/2/3/4 [Reverse camera] Z

-- User manual --
Loading the Truck:
Back the truck up under the module until the red parts make contact. Deploy the truck’s support legs [T] and press "Load" on module. Finally lock the module in place [X].

Connecting the Trucks: (Connect the trucks on flat terrain)
Deploy the support legs on the first truck [T]. Carefully drive the second truck forward so that its windshield aligns inside the coupler of the first truck and deploy the support legs on the second truck [T]. Ensure the panels lay flat on the magnets and enable the truck coupler [Y]. Repeat the process for any additional trucks. finally lower the support legs on all trucks [T].

-- Lore --
With major factory expansions after Operation Pioneer, the Stino Corporation needed to transport more materials over longer distances. As a temporary solution, they purchased trucks from HELIOS, LEAF, and Crash Ind., allowing production of the SO-X1 Pegasus to continue at near optimal speed. While things ran smoothly, it quickly became clear that further expansion would require more drivers, cutting heavily into profits. The solution: the Centipede Land Train. Built on the same platform as the old trucks, it drastically reduced the number of drivers needed by allowing multiple units to be linked together. Once the old trucks were phased out, the Stino Corporation began exporting the vehicles and developing specialized modules to support long distance transport operations.

-- Credits --
Sareth, Leaf, Crash: Making the HLC-1 Standard