You ever see the land dreadnoughts from frostpunk?

Ah, okay. Thank you.

yes, push up strength on the wheels and put friction to 0

An issue I have been having: this landship refuses to move at a meaningful rate. As in, it does not move at all. This is on both ice and desert terrain on earthlike. Do you have a solution for this?

They do care about SE, and This is Awsome!

Meh... keen doesn't care about space engineers anymore. but medieval engineers.....

uhh so complicated... fixit keen

You need to create new ship, better to start with cockpit or RC block to see it's orientation, then you copy and paste your whole ship to this block with correct orientation, remove redundant cockpit/RC block and thus you fix the pivot point, technically it's new entity, so mirroring and grid name will reset (it doesn't really matter tho, since you will update old blueprint with it)

I've never figured out how to fix pivot points

Hey, your landships are awesome, something really fresh :]
BUT there's a problem - wrong pivot point, so if you press B to allign it to gravity when pasting it will be extremely wrong alligned and then you need to rotate it manually and if you will do it not super accurate, it can damage itself when pasting (since if you paste it low enough it'll stuck in voxels), really annoying, please fix pivot point :(

aah, my bad. it makes teh build all the more awesome then xp

@Jerstep thank you for the review, i just wanted to point out that the turret is automated, and not meant to be player controlled

Hope you like it :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeMIm1DZiFQ

Awesome build!!

very nice! that ground clearance may look weird, but certainly is more stable

My first prototype landship and a Mark V Landship
https://gyazo.com/aa5a96791546c352d933dd304063a541

I maybe nicked some of your ideas.

yeah, i wanted to make a fleet of those. and have fun making your own, and be sure to show me

I'm subscribing to this and making my own. This concept is too cool.

Imagine several desert war vessels riding along the sand, firing volleys of rounds from rotor turrets. Just the sheer size and awesomeness.

I dig it