Laie

Hey Laie,

I stumbled upon your Go-Anywhere vessel challenge, and cursed my bad luck at having stopped playing KSP for exactly the two years both challenges went up, missing them both. I just came back to mess around with things. I share your philosophy of rocket supremacy over spaceplanes (though that was in large part because I couldn't actually make spaceplanes). Anyways, I have two or three spacecraft which can fit that challenge:

This thread is pretty old, but I can confirm the rocket still works as expected. Also depicted was the Endurance III. Not depicted were the KRS Pluck, which was my first attempt at an SSTA Rocketship which had far too low of a fuel margin for my tastes at only 4500m/s or so fully refueled, and was also broken by the Rhino nerf, and the KRS Grit, which is the bigger rocketship meant to carry the larger ISRU unit and science station in one piece.

I also like relative modularity in my spaceship designs, and I figured that landers make for the best engine cores for spaceships, and that a lander towing a fuel pod or a space station with it makes for a perfectly valid spaceship. The Persistence N-S II had a space station/space based science package station it could double-dock with from the front, where the station came with relevant fuel storage meant to balance out its delta-v cost. 

I thought I'd just share with you, seeing as your challenge perfectly fit the original driving goal I had when I first played Kerbal Space Program. A rocketship that could go everywhere and do everything, with ISRU refuelling.

DarkwarriorJ