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... ... ...! BUHHUHUHUHUBHUHUHU! :confused: That is an interesting plane design. Never seen 2 fuselages done well, even the Double Mustang, but FOUR. Wow. Why does this monstrosity not collapse?

Looks interesting. Maybe I'll try.

Not Rules. More like Guidelines anyways.

Scoring system? OP's try? Hm. Not the best. Also, is this too simple? Really, think this post over. I think you should get a mod or admin to delete this post, and then make it somewhere else, maybe General Discussion, as an idea, if anyone can, perhaps? It would make it a lot nicer. And now, with Sketchfab, we can post our spacecraft's 3-D models so we do not have to show 100 different screenshots from 100 different angles. Okay, and also, the "stable orbit" rule is kind of...well..to tell you the truth...stupid. Sorry, but it's true. Please look at the challenge guidelines.

A miracle is born.

ASAS: "Barrel roll! Barrel roll! Do a barrel-barrel-barrel roll!" SAS: "Stop. Moving." Avionics: "Flaps. Must take control of flaps. Rudder left. Flaps trim set down, 45 degrees, rudder right 32 degrees. Pitch set 30. Yaw 12. Yaw 11. Left flaps up. Set trim down. Full trim reset. The ground is 2 meters down. Nice. Let's crash into it. Oh, you're pitching up! The plane is unstable! Okay, let's nose down, the ground won't hurt! That will keep the plane sta--

Interesting. Maybe add more rules, and stuff, and maybe honorable mentions? I think that would attract more attention.

Try putting this on Gilly. Will provide an interesting experience. Low gravity means low surface drag and friction (same thing, sort of), and maybe you can use an ion engine. If it's not flat enough, you can try Pol.