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Boulder Dash
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Types: Machines
Machine Tags: Vehicle, Airships, Medieval, Fits in Bounding Box
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25 Dec, 2020 @ 5:20pm
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Boulder Dash

In 2 collections by Ross P.
Ross' All-Zones Machines
11 items
Ross' Vanilla Builds
29 items
Description
Boulder Dash

I designed this to be the ultimate vanilla cargo airship, easily lifting the immense Stock Tower boulder. But it turned out to be so much more!

  • Beats all 54 zones
  • 10 bombs
  • 4 vacuums
  • 2 water cannons
  • Hover mode that is neutrally buoyant when all bombs are released
  • 8-point grabber system for supporting massive loads that would break a single grabber. The grabbers are on pistons, so it's easy to make sure they're all hooked up before take off.

*I've had this machine load incorrectly when I had mods activated, so try turning off mods if there's a problem.

4 Comments
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rojogames371 30 Dec, 2020 @ 2:20pm 
Breh, ma bro, ur the good kind of crazy. XDD
(Hunt) Italia 29 Dec, 2020 @ 6:13pm 
look at this man, on the front page. Good job!
lechkingofdead 27 Dec, 2020 @ 12:47pm 
i like how it origionally was just intended to lift that god hadn imposable bolder but than it be came a all zones mechine.
JIM BOB 26 Dec, 2020 @ 1:19am 
So usually the builds we see from you are of the simpler side of things with the lest amount of blocks being used and how you could complete the whole game with them. I think this is a great example on when you play without any limits on the basic game. It takes a bit to learn how it works but it has the controls to do whatever the level requires. Is it a challenge to master it? Yes, but where's the fun if there is no challenge? Is it impossible to beat every level? No, this feels like it could handle any task in the game if the user has enough experience. It seems like something I'll pull out when playing with a friend and mess around with. Thanks Ross for another one of your masterpieces.