ItchyBrother

Has to be Gordo, he went faster, farther, and longer than anyone.

Perfect! You get a gold star sir!

Anyway of going back to the version before ARM until the update to the update is fixed... all my saved ships exploded that are in orbit.

I voted Mercury, because it showed up we could do it and was the foundation on which all others were built upon.

Welcome, thank you for sharing your experience.

Love the design, where did you get the landing legs?

Nice sound. Excellent job!

Fantastic idea and job! Thanks so much! This is going to get a lots of use from me.

Love little shortcuts. So much nicer to do it in one click other than three or more!

my precious

Very nice work! I love the attention to the details.

And then there was only one. So sad to see childhood heros pass away. Thank you Scott for giving and inspiring millions who want to do what was just 50 some years ago a fantasy. Till we meet on the other side.

Excellent work and great pictures!

Yes... I remember SimNASA.... whatz up?

Very nice work.

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Liked it...Good job!

This looks very interesting. I'm looking for my fly swatter right now.

I've been waiting for this movie since I first heard about it in February of this year.

Not too bad!

Not sure if I can describe this right... The rocket is sitting at the pad, it does have launch clamps, but at the second stage it just bends over 90 degrees, breaks, KABOOM... you know the drill. I have tried several times to re-connect, yet no joy.. I do hear an audible "click" when putting the parts together in the VAB.

My question has to do with the connection of components. Is there a sure fire way to ensure that components are connected other than having to go to the launch pad an watch your design flip over? My understanding if you got the audible "click" sound that the component connected. Is that not the case?