Josh Harris

So much more intuitive than a bunch of numbers and trial and error flights. Great job!

Where's Alan Bean's paintings of these guys?

The sweep of that middle fin on Dream Chaser always bugged me, looks like it's bent to one side .

All of the above and radial-mounted parafoils. Just think how much easier stage recovery will be with a steerable, square parachute that generates lift. Also, flesh out size 0 and 3 parts.

MRO- Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

Neat craft. The real LADEE had a modular construction not unlike KSP, a standard spacecraft bus developed at NASA Ames Research Center.

Multiple planet flyby (Duna, then Eve.) Mun landing in 13.3 demo "look ma, no legs!" sorry no pics of that one.

+1 Rep. Must get those airbags...

n-body physics, torchships.

I second Corvus. I've also used FASA's. I'm going to have to try the others.

Beautiful! I like the area rule fuselage particularly (that's the wasp-waist section in the middle). I wonder if the transonic area rule works in 1.x.x. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_rule edit: +rep

Novel idea, don't think I've seen that done that way. Unless it can't achieve orbit without it, the Nuke could be left in orbit as a space tug while a payload could ride in your cargo bay. + rep.

Nicely done. +rep.

In that shot of the booster, the interface w/ the crew capsule looks like a KSP decoupler. Go Blue! Congrats!

Same here IPv4 works for me as well, Thanks guys.