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Although the engines are out of fuel. They\'ve essentially shut down.

Now that is a good one.

Well, congratulations. You\'re in first currently.

I was more of wondering what an OC actually was.

Ah. Okay. Sign me up for a Kerpan Island Holiday Resort, please. EDIT: Also, on the OP, it should read \'Minmus\', not \'Minimus\'

I\'m assuming they\'re connected with some texture-less hardpoints or something.

4/10 A bit... Bland. He\'s posting multiple times because, maybe, he wants to rate other people?

Just so long as the action is a bit slower paced with the final version.

Made him an OC?

I do feel the first two items on the \'extra points\' are a bit redundant. Using rockets only seems a slight bit selective, and doesn\'t really balance out the fact that rocket engines won\'t equal the efficiency of turbojets, and the \'above 10 000m\' is almost a must to maximise distance. It\'s not that hard to achieve.

To be technical, though - while his craft can lift the payload of 45 mass into orbit, he never actually carried the run out.

Technically, no. It doesn\'t have to be a shuttle. So long as it can land by it\'s self, (preferably having some dead weight to act as some command)

0/10 -10/10 Cats.

What? The Koreans on the plane?

Just to ask, so are we allowed to put satellites in orbit?

I\'ve seen the stringy wings style been played with before. It generally does go belly-down.

651) A large explosion

Saw the Red Arrows go over on their way back from London yesterday. That was probably one of the best Ceremonies I\'ve ever seen. Going to remember the Olympic Rings, Parachuting Queeny and Chariots of Fire parts for ever.

The challenge is simple; the reality not so much. With the rising cost of metal on Kerbin, the Space program can\'t afford to endlessly buy more boosters to fill the space need, so they\'ve called upon you to build a craft capable of carrying a heavy payload into an orbit as possible while maintaining every part that was launched relatively in one piece. This lays out the rules: [li]ONLY stock parts[/li] [li]All parts that aren\'t part of the payload MUST return to Kerbin in ONE piece, or prove themselves capable of doing so[/li] [li]SRBs are okay, as long as they DON\'T get jettisoned[/li] [li]No Parachutes. What would be the fun in that?[/li] For a couple of examples; Craft a - A small shuttle is carried on top of a big one. The small shuttle holds a payload, whilst the larger one\'s payload IS the smaller one. Both shuttles end out with the end payload in space and CAN both be piloted into a landing. Allowed. Craft b - One large shuttle is launched into an orbit with it\'s payload via a Rocket. This rocket can only land with parachutes. Disallowed. Craft c - A rocket, with 25 stages. Disallowed. The winner is the one that abides by all of the rules, and gets the HEAVIEST payload into orbit. They must provide screenshots and a .craft file to confirm. Leaderboard; [list type=decimal] [li]Foursh (18.05)[/li] [li][/li] [li][/li] [li][/li] [li][/li]

I was on facebook having a laugh out loud out loud when...

I need to ready the sniper.

Well, that was fun. Now my whole launch facility is littered with SRBs that didn\'t explode. Jolly.

Everything you make has suddenly became really small.

That is very close.

(Nearly forgot to Reserve)