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Ok... the last of the wallpaper images based on other people's screenshots for a while. This one is for Stickman939.

I remember when I first too a look at the stats on Steam for my playtime of the game, a few months after buying it and realising that I'd taken on a 2nd job, as I'd averaged about 40 hours a week. My playing of the game dipped a bit once I got to about 2000 hours (probably a year or so ago) and to be honest I spend as much, if not more time now, making fan art related stuff than playing, probably only firing it up for about 10 hours per week.

Yet more pics from my latest career game. A reusable tourist bus for trips to Mun and Minmus parked in Kerbin orbit while waiting for the cheque to clear. More pennies being earned, this time testing some wheels after a dunking in the sea. Instead of pennies it's scraps of science that we're after this time, with Jeb taking a quick jump over to the mountains to the west of the KSC. Jeb riding Major Kong style in the Private Mun Landing challenge.

Made another wallpaper images for TheEpicSquared this morning.

As I'm pretty busy at the moment (work and Christmas stuff) and there's some writing that I want to do that I've been putting off for ages, I won't be able to take on any more wallpaper images from other people for a while. Once I've done the image for Stickman939 I'll be hanging up my "doing images for other people" boots for a while.

Hi @TheEpicSquared I finally got around to making my version of your Crazy Contraptions image.

Ok Cy4n, here's what I came up with based around your image. This was more of a rebuild than a tune up, as for something like this it's easier to grab new imagery and go from there. Hope you like it. BTW... as I'd done an image earlier for TheEpicSquared, I decided to have a crack at yours first, so his Crazy Contraptions image will be next I do that's not my own. Talking of which... fresh from The Truth Can Now Be Told is another wallpaper I made based on an image from that series. Jeb's about to engage in a little Grand Theft Retro. 1080p version here.

In yet more revelations of the presence of alien beings and their craft in the 1960's and 70's, it was revealed that they had been observed even before a landing on the moon had been made. This photo from the CSM of Apollo 7 in earth orbit shows one of these mysterious alien craft approaching the NASA vehicle. In a statement one of the astronauts said "they maneuvered up to the S-IVB stage that we were using for docking approach tests, then the pod at the front of their vehicle suddenly sprouted a large claw type mechanism... scared the hell outta me when I saw that. Then they seemed to try to grab hold of the the S-IVB, but they just kept bouncing off of it... that claw wouldn't take hold of it I guess".

That's Gene Cernan in a short lived lead in the rover race. The real reason we didn't go back was reportedly that we lost a bet with Jeb on who could drive the fastest standing quarter time in 1/6th G

It's Devonshire, Kent and a bit of Manc thrown in for good measure

I always thought of Vall being pronounced as if spelt "Varl". As for the others, Laythe as in the tool and Pol as in pollen.

I've been an artist in the games business for a long time. Currently head of art at a studio in Norway. I'll take a shot at one of your images, probably the 2nd one.

Ok... might be a little while, as I got sidetracked with some other stuff and I have to do EpicSquared's image first.

Something like this.

When testing one of my early attempts of an Eve return design on Kerbin, I found out the importance of the parachutes being attached above the center of mass.

A wallpaper version of one of the images in my The Truth Can Now Be Told thread. I found a better quality, higher resolution version of the Apollo image than I used in the other thread and adjusted the added kerbal components to match. I guess Gene Cernan never new what he was missing, not looking over his shoulder 1200p version here

More evidence of human kerbal interaction during the Apollo program can be seen here.

Further pictures have been released of the revelation of Man meeting alien life forms on the Moon. Here an astronaut is seen face to face with one of these creatures. This image was captured during the deployment of a scientific package. What appears to be an alien spacecraft, quite unlike our own, and possibly its pilot are seen drifting across the sky On another mission, what was described as a crash site of one of their craft was investigated and samples of their technology returned to earth for detailed study. Under guarantees of strict anonymity, one of the Apollo astronauts described the experience of their encounter with these alien lifeforms. "They appeared to have technology similar to that of our vehicles, but they must have had better methods of propulsion, as the parts that we brought home to be examined were fashioned out of low grade steel rather than lighter materials, such as aluminium or titanium. We even found some pig iron mixed in with the steel... I think my old Corvette must have been built lighter than their vehicles. As for their behaviour towards us, mostly they just ignored us. Occasionally they'd come over to us, take a look at our gear, but they never hung around long. Generally their activity there appeared to be a lot less disciplined than ours... we would be working on our strict sequence of tasks to a tight schedule, while they just seemed to goof around."

No probs with that... go ahead.

In a shock news release by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), it was revealed that rumours of man's exploration of the moon in the Apollo program, having been observed by alien beings, were in fact true. Pictures released today, show these alien creatures in close proximity to the astronauts of the Apollo missions, appearing to observe and even interact with them. More information on this late breaking story and additional pictures, as we get it.

Thanks... fixed now.

Jeb as we all know if a crackerjack pilot, man of no fear, but he is also a man of the world, with a photo album to prove it. Here he is taking in some ski jumping in Norway (Jeb knows no fear, but he doesn't like the cold, so it's helmet on time for him). A trip to warmer climes this time, with a weekend spent in Barcelona, famous for it's nightlife and bendy buildings (looks like more struts were called for there). Another European destination, this time Copenhagen. We leave Jeb admiring a rather different form of engineering than he's used to. Jeb was impressed, but thought that it was going to need a lot more boosters if it was going to make orbit.

Ok, I'll take a crack at this one.

Peppermint cream. Because that would be too good not to be true.