Aveling & Porter Steam Roller "Graham"

Aveling & Porter were a British steam agricultural and road roller production company established during the mid 19th century, with it's founder, Thomas Aveling, creating the first ever traction engine by modifying his Clayton & Shuttleworth engine to run under it's own power. This prompted him to start a company that made some of the finest engines ever built. This steam roller is a recreation of one of those made in the 1920s, with one being noted to appear in the 1953 film "The Titfield Thunderbolt", of which being Aveling roller "Maid Marion". The name of this roller is in reference to a friend I know who drives an identical steam roller. I decided to make one in Gearblocks out of autistic interest and in hopes of sharing my passion for road steam to others. You are welcome to modify this vehicle for your own purpose as you wish. Controls: Steering - A & D Throttle - W Lights - L To start the engine, pull out the grabber tool (5) and physically spin the flywheel (big wheel on the side of the engine) COUNTER CLOCKWISE. This will start the engine and send you on your way! There is no reverse, as in real life, the actual engine would be put into reverse rather than use a gear, as it was more practical to do that with steam engines. Unfortunately, I can't do that in the current state of the game, so I decided to keep to the more realistic aspect with hopes to be able to make it a 1:1 counterpart in the future.