3.5 ton Orbiter

[The Destroyer]

Okay, it IS a bit airhoggy, but have you ever had one of those moments where you just want to quickly get a kerbal to a station? Well this is for you. Pulls 5 gees near launch, so it's quite fast ascent.

Stats in VAB

Liftoff! Gravity turn Gasping for air Sepera- FUEL KRAKEN! I blame the kraken. Using RCS to finish Time to go home. You have about a third of fuel remaining in orbit, enough to dock and return. Landing thrusters

Flying instructions: Fly it like a normal rocket but more of a atmosphery graviity turn, and reduce thrust when flameout.

DL: https://mega.co.nz/#!L0ggwKia!iUmph0B_atmjPuhAafrTVyRWxqwGBeaz7GlWOFkwILQ

[TheWanderer]

interesting

[The Destroyer]

I wanted to make it smaller, but the turbojet is so big and a firespitter propeller just won't do it.

[Twinky827]

Just sayin', I think that'd be 35 tons. Each mass unit = 10 tons.

[The Destroyer]

1 mass unit is one ton.

[Justin Kerbice]

I wanted to make it smaller, but the turbojet is so big and a firespitter propeller just won't do it.

look at WIP DoPToOT aerospace, it has small jet engine + mini RAPIER, also Coffee Modular planes have half-sized jet engines too.

[The Destroyer]

look at WIP DoPToOT aerospace, it has small jet engine + mini RAPIER, also Coffee Modular planes have half-sized jet engines too.

Hmm interesting. I wanted to make it stock, but that would do well.

[BigD145]

Isn't the other stock decoupler a tad lighter?

[Laughing Man]

That thing is adorable!