Petroglyph Avionics (Stock craft!)

[Hornankieli]

Salutations, KSP land!

New forum user here, decided to show some of my creations, figured someone might think they're alright. I use the name Petroglyph Avionics, because I use a flag that my father originally drew as a tattoo for me based on Finnish petroglyphs (cave paintings).

Spaceplane Mk1 'Pylon'

Parts: 98
Mass: 160.1 t
Height: 10.5 m
Width: 15.6 m
Length: 35.5 m

It can ferry payloads into orbit and land pretty much on any flat surface, and it's based on the real-life Skylon concept. I use it to build my space station. Its latest mission was to carry two Orbital Module Attachment System units so that in the future I don't have to include RCS in every single module.

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Personal Jet Mk1 'Syzygy'

Parts: 20
Mass: 4.9 t
Height: 3.9 m
Width: 8.6 m
Length: 10.4 m

This one is called Syzygy because in astronomy a syzygy is a row of three celestial bodies, and it's a reference to Eclipse, a real-life personal jet. This one I use to fly to mark anomalies on Kerbin.

 

So, what do you guys think, should I post more? I know these two are pretty basic, but useful.

 

Horn

[Majorjim!]

Great first post man, welcome to the forums!

 The Pylon looks awesome! Keep em coming.

[Hornankieli]

Aww, yeah! Thank you.

Next up is my space station, Thunderbird Zero, and my orbital module, Thunderbird One.