What was dismantled into parts for upgrade was not the two nuclear-powered Land Cruisers, but the prototype without nuclear radiation pollution.
In fact, this is inevitable. Although the system upgrade can deal with nuclear radiation, the system does not regard a whole thing as a part and must be disassembled.
Dismantling the two nuclear-powered Land Cruisers would inevitably lead to the leakage of a large amount of nuclear radiation inside them, so they could not be dismantled.
Since the nuclear-powered machine cannot be dismantled, naturally we can only dismantle the prototype, which has nothing and radiation.
Although the main part of the 305mm twin turret cannot be disassembled without a large gantry crane, there are still small aerial cranes in this base that can dismantle other parts.
After being dismantled, all that is left of the entire prototype is the internal main structural skeleton and the 305mm twin turrets that cannot be disassembled.
The remaining parts were piled on the ground in categories, becoming parts everywhere.
Although the accompanying staff were puzzled by Chen Xin's dismantling of the usable prototype, they still carried out Chen Xin's order.
On the one hand, it is naturally the suppression of Chen Xin's status. This is an order that they cannot fail to carry out.
On the other hand, they feel that dismantling one will help them understand the structural design of the Land Cruiser. After all, looking at drawings and dismantling the actual thing are two completely different experiences.
You can't tell why some designs are designed in this way on the drawings. Only after disassembling the actual object can you clearly understand why they are designed in this way.
Therefore, everyone did not resist and dismantled the prototype of the Land Cruiser directly.
After the disassembly was completed, they now had a full and in-depth understanding of this Land Cruiser.
It has to be said that the design concept of this thing is very much based on the Suvian people's consistent idea of just having enough to use. Many internal structural designs are designed based on the concept of making one first, then it can be used, and it is durable and durable.
Although it does meet the needs of function and use, it does feel very inhumane in many places, and there is still room for improvement.
Of course, this is all from the current perspective.
If we go back in time to the era when this thing was first designed, it would be a great thing to be able to build such a big thing with the technology of the time.
As for whether it is easy to use or not, for Yan Guo, who has also inherited Mao Zi's design philosophy, it is necessary to first solve the problem and then make improvements in small steps. However, Yan Guo's consistent equipment design ideas and concepts will not work. I feel like there is something wrong with the Suvian people's stupid and rude way of deciding whether to have something first.
After the staff took photos and archived all the parts and made records, Chen Xin used these parts as upgrade materials to upgrade the two Land Cruisers.
As the green light swept across Chen Xin's sight, the two land cruisers equipped with huge cannons disappeared, replaced by two mobile bases that looked much squarer and stockier.
"This is..." The officer looked at the newly released mobile base and was really shocked.
Chen Xin didn't bother to care about what the upgrade process looked like in the eyes of others. Anyway, the system could help him solve the problem every time and give him a reasonable excuse. There was no need for him to bother again. Explain it again.
He couldn't wait to enter the two mobile bases to see if what he had made worked well.
The appearance of these two mobile bases refers to the famous Mule Island. In front of the entire mobile base is a huge obstacle clearer, which is used to clear the road and facilitate the movement of the mobile base.
But what is different from Rhode Island is that the entire mobile base is made up of six pairs of twelve crawlers as the action mechanism, like six tank chassis juxtaposed under the mobile base.
As for the main support structure, Chen Xin still used the Suvian)(type design, but added a garage in the middle of the)(type support beam, which contained an all-terrain transport vehicle and several small all-terrain vehicles. Just a terrain vehicle.
There are seven entrances into the mobile base. There are two entrances on each side of the vehicle bottom and two gaps between the three sections of tracks, a total of four.
The other two entrances are on the roof, which is part of the hangar. The rear is also an entrance, but it is a garage door.
Above the garage is the engine room. This floor not only contains the nuclear fusion reactor as the core of power, but also major power equipment such as generators and transmission mechanisms. It is the core part of the entire mobile base.
Even Chen Xin considered the need to observe the road conditions while driving at the mobile base, and even the cockpit was placed on this level.
Above this level is the crew compartment.
The crew cabin is relatively simple. After all, the area is limited, and Chen Xin doesn't have it. It's very big here. In addition to the cabins arranged on both sides of the car body, there is a relatively large public space in the middle, with conference rooms, living rooms and Restaurant and other multiple functions.
The bathroom and kitchen are located at the front and rear of the car respectively. The toilet is public and is close to the bathroom.
Domestic water is provided by two huge cylindrical water tanks erected on the roof of the car, and the generated domestic sewage is recycled and evolved by a recycling system installed at the rear of the car for reuse.
As for the parts that cannot be recycled, they will be discharged after proper treatment.
Along the crew cabin and further online are the hangar and command center.
Here Chen Xin refers to the design of the aircraft carrier's hangar and deck. The command center adopts a similar island design, which is located on the right side of the entire mobile base, and connects the crew cabin and engine room up and down. An elevator is installed to facilitate the transmission of orders. and movement of people.
The hangar itself is not too large and can accommodate up to six helicopters with folded blades. On the left side is a retractable apron that can accommodate four helicopters to take off and land at the same time when unfolded.
As for the roof part, it is actually an apron. There is an elevator similar to that on an aircraft carrier that is responsible for lifting the aircraft.
The strength of the top apron is designed in accordance with the strength standards of an aircraft carrier. It can be opened from the inside to expand the entire hangar. When closed, it can also allow fighter jets with vertical take-off and landing functions to take off and land.
In addition, Chen Xin has left a design margin in the overall structure of the entire mobile base. He can install a vertical missile silo common on warships in the parts of the entire mobile base near the front and rear of the vehicle, or abandon it. Use the vertical take-off and landing deck on the top floor to cancel the opening and closing function and deploy missiles directly.
Of course, these design margins are reserved for military modification. Chen Xin himself did not install these on these two mobile bases. He only installed a 130mm artillery in front of the command center island at the top for obstacle clearance. .
