What is your greatest achievement?

[dazhat]

I think the best thing I did was my first mun landing. It was rather hard, especially as I had not yet learned how ASAS works.

[Whackjob]

I put a sixteen-long-girder diameter thing into orbit.

[spaceminer47]

Landing on Eve for the first time. I was running out of fuel, and I was sure that I didn't have enough to do more than perform a fly-by. Having spent a few hours on the mission though, I decided to give it a shot. Lo and behold, I managed to perform an aerobrake maneuver and eventually land. I finished with about 13 units of fuel left, and needless to say, I was quite pleased with myself.

[Sof]

Landing on Eve for the first time. I was running out of fuel, and I was sure that I didn't have enough to do more than perform a fly-by. Having spent a few hours on the mission though, I decided to give it a shot. Lo and behold, I managed to perform an aerobrake maneuver and eventually land. I finished with about 13 units of fuel left, and needless to say, I was quite pleased with myself.

Eve has got to be the easiest planet to land on.

My greatest achievement is going to be getting back off Eve (hopefully). Otherwise it is landing on Laythe and returning to Kerbin.

[AustralianFries]

A Jool tour bus that had a lander that could land on each Moon. The whole thing will all Kerbals returned to Kerbin. That was back in .18.

[legodragonxp]

So far, all the work building my Kerbal scale model of the International Space Station piece by piece.

-Lego

[PeteMcCartney]

Rescuing two stranded Kerbals from the surface of Duna has got to be my highlight so far! They must have been so happy to see the green plains of Kerbin after over 2 years away!!

[thepielord]

probably my mission to land on pol and return to kerbin safely. i just barely able to get the two kerbals home safely.

[SkipSpikowski]

This:

http://imgur.com/a/7RHwi

[Dustin_L]

Took over 12 hours from start to finish.

[Pixel of Life]

Getting to Eeloo was quite cool. I never thought I'd make it that far, let alone bring a kerbal with me and get him on the surface in one piece!

[bsalis]

I have put a few flags down on Laythe

just a few...

[DisarmingBaton5]

I sent my first interplanetary probe to Jool and after achieving a high-inclination orbit, took a picture of the entire inner Joolian system. (Jool, Laythe, Vall, Tylo)

[dazhat]

I have put a few flags down on Laythe

just a few...

Wow! Sir I salute you!

[mrrpamplemousse]

maybe my frist no wrekage nor mechjeb mun landing...

[Giuiba]

Never used Mechjeb, or other mods except for KW Rocketry.

[Kimberly]

I think my biggest achievement has been using Figaro GPS to create a working GPS system... the satellites are evenly space and you can get a fix anywhere on the globe, even the poles!

[Hannu]

I have visited all bodies except Kerbol and Jool. Not very surprisingly, Eve was clearly the most difficult in all ways. It took heaviest boosters, nearly 2000 tons, and the largest number of ground and LKO tests and the longest play time. And it took also two kerbal's lives. I made it once with version 18.2. I tried exactly same construction again with version 19 or 20 and send also a rover (with separate launch). Astronaut drove nearly 100 km to ocean shore and back without significant problems, but something has changed in aerodynamics or controls and that ship could not ascend. Steering system was just pod's reaction wheels and it was inefficient for 60 ton's ship. After many tries (with purely hand control, SAS and Mechjeb) I build a new rescue ship with one LV-T45. It succeeded and the brave astronaut survived back to Kerbin. I think that it is my toughest achievement in game. I used only Mechjeb and ISA Mapsat mods.