Novel armored cars from the Crossout exhibition
In today's traditional selection of the very best armored vehicles the Wasteland's engineers: cars that hit the exhibition in early autumn. All challengers were selected by the editorial board based on user votes at the game's exhibition, and also based on the originality and unorthodox approach of the craft's author.
The first place at the exhibition is confidently held by Super Mario. Let's have a round of applause for the gaming industry's veteran.
Among the top three crafts we also see the traditional knechte armored vehicle, showing not only a lot of stickers on board, but also coloured flares leftover since the football fever.
The classic representatives of retro automotive industry are also firmly established in the top ten. Pay special attention to wheel rim tuning and intricate stickerwork. Stylish. Aggressive. Dangerous!
It turns out that some mechanics were able to partially restore television channels after the disaster and now they watch cartoons on giant plasma screens taken from city ruins. Mark my words, one day they're gonna restore the Internet and online games!
Some survivors can not forget the good old days before the disaster, when they were still children. And remembering these happy moments they build their own old toys.
And this is a self-propelled rack. Apparently, it moves between settlements in the wasteland, collecting everything lying around. What a great collection!
This combat ship on hovers conquered the hearts of survivors with its power and manly beauty. A formidable warrior of dried seas and oceans.
Choo-choo, survivor! Steppenwolfs modernized this classical mode of transport and significantly widened its habitat.
A very stylish craft presented by one of the survivors. He called it “Captain America” for its characteristic stars, stripes and firepower.
Let's wrap up our small overview with a special crane. Construction equipment is in very high demand in the wasteland. Especially when digging up debris in abandoned metropolitan areas. But let's not forget about the OSHA standards!