Giggleplex777

The RD-124 engine of the Blok I does not haved the gas-generator nozzles (or whatever they are). Just 4 nozzles.

Will you be rebuilding these? There are some inaccuracies in your rockets.

It's smaller than sgt_flyer's 2m Angara A7. I think it looks more like the A7 than my first attempt.

I was going to post my Long March 4C with the Fengyun-3 but I think I can only post one craft.

A Dyson Sphere is actually just a huge (really, really huge) array of satellites that orbit the sun.

Angara A7:

This just looks so cool:

I think it's too powerful.

The first Angara 1.1 is launch with a dummy payload.

I made this for a challenge a while ago: The payload is the orange tank (which it puts in a 73km orbit).

I made a Long March 4C

Fire in the hole!

Yes, but they will have lower performance (no asparagus).

Old front page goes here: New one coming soon!

Testing the "Fire in the hole" system for my Long March 4C: The whole rocket, for those who are interested:

This is the reason why I've been checking the panels on my Duna rovers since I lost the first one to damaged solar panels (and that was back in 0.19).

Good to see your XB-70 didn't end up like this:

I killed at least 25 Kerbals flying my F-104s.

The only time I kill Kerbals is when I'm flying planes, and I kill a lot of Kerbals.

I don't really want to argue, but... 1) I wasn't talking about reaction wheel torque, I was talking about it might make SAS more responsive. 2) It's not about what they're intended to be used for, it's about what they can be used for. (i.e. Mublin using engines as fairings for his rockets) 3) It's there for the looks, as it allows you to make powerful and good looking 1m engine clusters.

I had flown planes before (with an qualified pilot, of course), and yaw is pretty important if you want to turn, but you'll still need some (depending on which turn you do) of roll and pitch.

Damn you tailstrikes!

Your F-104's wings are too big. The NF-104 had wingtip extensions to reduce wing loading. My wings are a little too small.

Full afterburners!