Oops! Tidy Up level guide
Oops! Tidy Up Doomsday Advance Vessel Levels 1-3 Walkthrough
Doomsday Advance Vessel builds one long apocalypse truck across three stages: an armored six-wheel cab, a stocked kitchen-lounge module, and a sleeping, storage, and communications cabin.
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How to Solve Oops! Tidy Up Level 68 — Full Solution
- Stage 1: Assemble the six-wheel chassis, armored cab, front plow, hood, windshield frame, side steps, and protective body panels.
- Stage 1: Fit the roof rack, spotlights, blue tanks, red fuel cans, spare tires, cable reels, and exterior tool crates.
- Stage 1: Secure the cable reel beside the cab, red fuel cans and yellow tool cases on the side brackets, and the spare tire behind the hood, then seat the driver.
- Stage 1: Check every wheel, armor corner, roof light, tank bracket, and rear coupling before the vehicle extends.
- Stage 2: Build the rear kitchen-lounge shell with its brown-red sofa, wood table, black lower cabinets, sink, refrigerator, upper shelf, door, and steps.
- Stage 2: Put aqua cushions on the sofa, cookware at the sink and counter, food and bottles on the table or shelves, and storage bins beneath the worktops.
- Stage 2: Install the roof rack and solar panel above the cabin, then place the resident inside without covering the stocked kitchen.
- Stage 2: Confirm the table setting, cabinet row, refrigerator, sofa corners, doorway, and roof equipment to clear the living module.
- Stage 3: Extend the final cabin around the green bunk, lockers, side bench, curtained divider, roof platform, and exterior storage rails.
- Stage 3: Make the lower green bunk and upper roof bedroll, coil the thick ropes on the roof platform beside that bedroll, load repair crates onto the left wall shelves and front bench, and stock provisions in the rear lockers.
- Stage 3: Mount the solar panel, satellite dish, antenna, and mechanical equipment on the roof and outer frame rather than inside the sleeping bay.
- Stage 3: Place the final traveler, inspect the bunk, curtain, ropes, lockers, roof gear, and rear coupling, then clear the complete vessel.
Colors in this level:
Armor charcoal, Survival red, Signal blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing blue tanks, red fuel cans, solar panels, or communications hardware inside a cabin instead of on the exterior brackets.
- Mixing Stage 2 cookware and table supplies with the Stage 3 bedding, ropes, repair equipment, and provisions.
- Adding residents before the tight cabinet, bunk, table, and storage anchors remain visible.
Quick Tips for Oops! Tidy Up Level 68 (quick clues)
- Work from the six-wheel chassis upward so exterior armor never hides a missing bracket or tool anchor.
- Stock the Stage 2 sink, counter, table, shelves, and sofa before placing its resident.
- In Stage 3, finish the bunk and storage bay before mounting the roof communications equipment.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stage 1 forms the armored front with plow, tanks, fuel, tires, and tools. Stage 2 adds a sofa-and-kitchen cabin. Stage 3 extends the bunk, lockers, ropes, roof bedroll, repair storage, solar panel, dish, and antenna.
- Goal
- Complete the continuous vehicle from its armored driving section through the living module to the final sleeping and communications cabin.
- Opening
- Anchor each Stage with the chassis or cabin shell, major furniture, and roof platform before adding tools, food, cables, bedding, or characters.
- Danger Zone
- The rear cabins reuse dark cabinets and roof fixtures; keep kitchen supplies in Stage 2, sleeping and rope gear in Stage 3, and all tanks, solar panels, dishes, and antennas outside.
- Mechanics
- Every clear lengthens the same survival truck, separating exterior armor and energy hardware from dedicated living, cooking, sleeping, and storage zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the three Doomsday Advance Vessel stages connected?
They extend one vehicle from the armored driving cab to a kitchen-lounge cabin and finally a sleeping, storage, and communications module.
Where does the roof equipment go?
Solar panels, the satellite dish, antenna, roof bedroll, lights, tanks, and spare tires belong on the visible outer racks and platforms.
How should I separate the two rear cabins?
Keep sofa, table, sink, cookware, food, and bottles in Stage 2; use Stage 3 for the bunk, lockers, ropes, bedding, repair gear, crates, and communications equipment.