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[Parsnip]

My first manned mission to Duna. It was a success, sort of.

The first stage burned a little hot, but it still got me quite a bit of momentum.

Once the chutes fully deployed my capsule and rocket got pulled apart Rescue mission planned for next year.

I actually touched down pretty close to my rover, about 1.7km away.

Edited August 27, 2013 by Parsnip

[TMA]

A picture taken after the failed launch of a space station core. The remains look very aesthetically pleasing somehow.

[boyercam]

Where did you get those parts?

[djnattyd]

Where did you get those parts?

Looks like it's the AIES mod

[boyercam]

Oooo, thats a nice mod.

Thanks

[Sapphire]

I was in the process of designing the Odyssey myself, it's as if you read my mind Sapphire!! o_O (or watched Oblivion )

Good design BTW, is it Ion powered like the film version?

If it was ion-powered, there'd probably be a whole Oblivion franchise and Tet plushies by the time I made it to Jool. I took some liberties with the design and all.

[Dreamixpl]

I just need to send some of these to the munar base.

Edited August 27, 2013 by Dreamixpl

[paleorob]

Gagarin Station's construction continues with the addition of the new docking hub.

[DChurchill]

A picture taken after the failed launch of a space station core. The remains look very aesthetically pleasing somehow.

Enginehenge

[kodemunkey]

Lenbas Kerman watching Kerbin eclipse the sun.

[Giggleplex777]

Lenbas Kerman watching Kerbin eclipse the sun.

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Nice! You even put the landing legs backwards.

[RogueMason]

Frostbite base, on the surface of Minmus. 9 kerbals call it home at the moment.

The base is 500m from the edge of a cliff that overlooks Frostbite Lake, hence the name (in fact, it sits in what I call the Frostbite region of Minmus).

And even with the diminutive size of Kerbin's second moon, the base is still but a speck on the surface.

[Wjolcz]

Looks like fun to fly. Craft file?

[kodemunkey]

Nice! You even put the landing legs backwards.

Yeah, that was intentional. It's not like they're going anywhere #evillaugh

[Giggleplex777]

Back in the ol' days... (without rover wheels)

[SuperWeegee4000]

It is complete! Ladies and gentlemen, I give you... the Science Arm!

Sunrise at I-C Base.

Edited August 27, 2013 by SuperWeegee4000

[KAO]

my variation of the An-225 Mriya

once Kerbal City is complete, this behemoth will make flights from KSC to the City and back picking up rocket components produced in the city

a shuttle

screenshot29 by moon-man1, on Flickr

[SuperWeegee4000]

The first successful takeoff and landing of the A-100 Aeroviper.

Test pilot Samemone Kerman gets out for a photo.

[Lord Aurelius]

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Edited August 27, 2013 by Lord Aurelius
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[Lord Aurelius]

that looks suspiciously like NASA technology, to what mod do we owe that pleasure?

Those parts are from the NovaPunch2 mod. Be warned that the physics engine is not terribly fond of those parts and the rockets tend to behave like a wet noodle.

Edited August 27, 2013 by Lord Aurelius

[Bioman222]

I finnaly did it!

After over a year, I finally landed on the moon, no cheats, no scenarios, just AIES and stock parts

[kookoo_gr]

I am learning to build and fly SSTO's and i am having a blast. Here are two of my best working SSTO's

1. The Hawk, under docking test by Bill, Bod and Jeb. It reminds me of the hawks where i live, while diving to get their prey.

2. The Sardine Box SSTO (since it's going to get cramped while on transit) for transporting 4 Kerbals into orbit and back. Wilzer was having a blast all the way from liftoff to landing, i think he's the next Jeb

[segaprophet]

Back in the ol' days... (without rover wheels)

I remember the good ol' days without lander legs . .

[segaprophet]

we didn't quite make it . .

[Giggleplex777]

I remember the good ol' days without lander legs . .