marshrover

I think you've got yourself a black hole here. Think about it. As you near the event horizon your craft seems to move more slowly making it impossible to reach. You can still see the chair because of wierd black hole stuff (can't think of how it works off the top of my head). The only thing wrong is that the kerbal is not visible and that you can still move away again, rather than being stuck there forever.

Here's my first prototype: I realized after looking at the picture again that I would have to do a lot more.

See OP for more info on repairing.

I've thought of some ideas for recovery functionality, here they are: [*=1]When you recover vessel a dialog pops up asking you whether you want to throw it away or send it to the 'Refurbishing hangar' [*=1]The Refurbishing Hangar is a new Space Center building. [*=1]In it you can refuel fuel tanks and SRBs, repack chutes, and repair damage for a small amount of money. [*=1]Once refurbished the craft can either be set to its Pre-Recovery position or to the Launchpad/Runway. [*=1]The further away the craft is being recovered from/sent to the more it costs. [*=1]Repairing damage means that all the parts decoupled/broken are visible as transparent objects and can be replaced by clicking on them. [*=1]Also there is a button that lets you replace all broken/decoupled parts.

That's pretty nice.

I've got a nice VTOL somewhere. I'll see if I can find it.

Challenge Accepted .

I've got an awesome aircraft using the cupola module called the Condor. I might post it here later.

This is actually a very good idea. I sometimes click on the wrong part too. Makes my whole rocket come apart .

I personally like the Mk3 parts. The only thing they need is Mk3 cockpit IVA.

Offering to put a mainsail an my friends hand when he was arm wrestling.

When I do something wrong and try to press F9. When I'm running fast and wonder if I've got a high enough apoapis. When I try to turn on symmetry when building a lego robot.

First landing from first flight: "So parachutes do have a use after all"