Yukon0009

this was just the third stage

IKR, it was a nightmare to fit them on my X-37 as well.

They are very, very useful.

Believe it or not, I found KSP from one of Danny2462's old vids.

The Orion had a LES, and it's kinda wobbly, but the Orion itself is beautiful! Especially the Command Module! Here, have some +rep!

Nothing the Hell Kraken can't fix!

Yes, it is stock. it's on the end of the MK3 to MK2 adaptor. And about your comment on it meaning "sucker", well, I didn't add it.

I am the Kraken, i eat the Death Star before it kills me. I also eat the next poster (along with the Death Star)

I see you watched Meet The Pyro.

An image of the "Kurvy!"

Ahh, I once gave this exact set out to a friend as a Christmas gift.

You mean Vall

Well, that took long enough.

I flew it, Majorjim. It's absolutely fantastic, basically the only problem for others might be part count (my cpu is a total beast, can handle 800 parts with ease so I might be able to test any upcoming project you have)

Mulbin has posted "A complete-ish history of Spaceflight" (or something like that). I was inspiried, and here it is: A complete-ish history of Flight! Ancient Times Since we only have a patchy record of ancient flights, these are my guesses on what they must have been like. The Bird-Man Mankind (kerbalkind?)'s first attempt at flight. Needless to say, none of them were succesful. The Montgolfier Brothers roughly 1782 The earliest recorded balloon flights. At this stage none of them were manned. The Earlist Paratroopers 1617 This is very much a VIP, and it's not complete, but I have to go to bed now. I'm gonna edit this tommorow.

when just one half of the fairing falls onto the launch pad and blows it up.......

Not everyone is as good asyou, overfloater.

I feel like I'm spamming now.

zekes: for his awesome ships UpilsonAerospace: self explanatory Mulbin: self explanotry Giggleplex77: self explnatory GusTurbo: self explnatory

OH GAWD FINALLY

Okay, then that means the end of most Eve lander designs. Qwop.

Uh-oh.