Blackhawk50000

Hi and Good Morning. yesterday evening I tried a few different concepts. my last attempt is similar to the original way to mound the Mirrors. I have now a strong metal-beam construction, and each mirror sits on a hinge connector. that results in way less weight on each hinge. my uploaded version has hinges to arrange the hole beam construction. which results in heavyweight in the lower hinges. so I tested my new try (only the unfoldable 12 Mirrors) and it is really stable. today I will try to attach the six foldable mirrors and get them stable we will see xD =)

Hi AHHans... i am not sure but I fear, that i have done all the bad thinks you wrote xD i will upload the File of the Craft (WIP) here =) Link to the Craft Files

Yes, of course, I will upload my WIP file as soon I am at home. But, i have not programmed the unfolding yet. I think my construction is way too wobbly and filigree. would not pass through the shake test from NASA either xD (like the original)

Yes excaclty, sorry. after the loading, whet the first time the physics are working, it falls apart like a jellyfish outside the water.

Hello Guys, For 3 weeks I'm trying to create a fully functional James Webb Telescope only with KSP Original Parts. And its almost Done. Looks great and it's foldable and unfoldable. My Problem is: When I try to test-launch it, and the physics kicks in after loading the Launch-Pad, the Telescope decides to disassemble itself rather quickly. witch, by the way, it is not supposed to do that. I used a lot of parts from the AddOn "Breaking Ground" especially the robotic servos to fold the six mirrors on the side and to adjust each mirror individually in angle. (looks like these are the weakest joints) what could I do, do stabilize this beauty?