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it is not hard, you just only had to know when you should start braking. It is about 250-300 meters above the water. I've made the video shows how i made the same trip. 1337 kg craft (1429 kg with kerbal on it)

just look at this picture Orbit info: apoapsis 74.250 periapsis 70.432 it means the craft is on the stable orbit above atmosphere "orbit" 2294 means that the craft has an orbital speed of 2294 m/s at the moment

I tried it and assured myself that cubic octagonal srtuts have no weight in air! I didn't know. I'm sorry for my previous crafts. That is why I had to make new one, and I made. What will you say about 1337 kg craft? craft

tadah! New day and new rocket! Now it mass is only 1390 kg Including additional weight of 93 kg that replace kerbal's mass. craft

1607kg. It has a ladder and in causes a kerbal has no weight, but it has additional 93kg (Probodobodyne QBE (80kg) + 13 Cubic octagonal srtuts (13kg)) that compensates kerbal mass lack. I could land closer, but it is only a question of number of attemps. I dont think it is very important.

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here is my space plane It is not beautiful but it can take you to the Mun and back safely Download

36.75 t rocket, conventional staging, LOR

Thank you for embeding my pictures Smidge204 is right, the tank is only launch pad and holds the craft and MK1 lander can that contains a kerbanaut Fortunately, i made a trip to the Mun and back by the rocket like this a few days ago. The difference is that current craft has aditional toroidal tanks, engines and a chair instead of a ladder

it took me 7:03:10 to plant my flag on the Mun <iframe class="imgur-album" width="100%" height="550" frameborder="0" src="http://imgur.com/a/YVXsB/embed"></iframe> 143 deltaV is enough to safe landing without any parachute!