Actually, I used to do that in the past. Unfortunately it caused collision glitches where the units fell through the planet's crust and into the core. So now I just place them as scenery on my new planet. They will be mobile when my new command system is operational...
Actually, I used to do that in the past. Unfortunately it caused collision glitches where the units fell through the planet's crust and into the core. So now I just place them as scenery on my new planet. They will be mobile when my new command system is operational...
Well, now that we have the guide rails you can have hidden rails easily. Rotators will be visible though.
Actually, I would run the rails underneath the "water", road. etc. The vehicles would be attached via the game's docking mechanics but would appear to be physically detached when you look at them; similar to these floating turret "fighters"
Because of the massive profits observed last year, we are substantially over budget. To encourage trade with other factions, the Axis now operates a free-of-charge public manufacturing plant with ore processing capabilities. You bring the parts, we build it. That's how we roll. 
I had originally considered that. So far it's been a toss up between, inactive blue lights, blue hull, screens and the ingots. My only concern is that blue ingots require me to use Hylat which is used to make cannons and ion effect modules. Given that most of the people on the server I'm on seem to have an unhealthy obsession with capital ships, I need to save up as much Hylat as I can.You know Blue Ingots work pretty well as windows compared to blue computer screens.
They are just extremely rare. Desert planets also have a small chance of spawning Yellow armor pyramids.
Lore speaking, quite high. The pyramid race seeded the other planet. So in other words:
