KinkyFerrets

BV 141. Nice

How so? Looks pretty similar to me. That said, landing gear technology hasnt changed all that much

F-105D Thunderchief.

Workin just fine for me Well, besides the whole scale thing.

Those all look fantastic. I think that on the cockpit, the 2nd window piece, ought to extend the whole way back, a la F-86(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/F-86a_sabre_fu-178_kemble_arp.jpg).

But the missiles in game use vectored thrust to guide themselves onto the target. Making a single part with the correct aerodynamics might be impractical. - - - Updated - - - 1. .24.2 2. Retail

Propellers work like this: Efficiency of a propeller, is inversely related to the number of blades it has. So a 2 blade prop is the most fuel efficient possible, however, you get massive performance increases as you up the blade count. Contra-Rotating(Technically, counter rotating props are only on multi-engined craft, where 1 prop turns one way, and the other prop turn the opposite direction, to counter adverse yaw) props are way to pack as many propeller blades onto the same drive shaft as possible. The british experimented with it prior to WWII, and produced a fairly successful aircraft with them(http://www.warbirdalley.com/images/Shackleton-Bomber.jpg). There's even a raced-out P-51H(http://i.imgur.com/DWbWE6L.jpg) that uses them.

Ver-Mar Core

So I'd like to submit a Core Vehicle Mods: MechJeb, RasterPropMonitor, and while no parts on, KAS is installed.

Launch Escape System. Thing on the top of a rocket that throws the crew capsule free of the rocket in case of launch failure.

Isn't the Sparviero an Italian bomber from the 1930's?

This is absolutely wonderful Hyo.

I staged a final decoupler and parachute when I though I was switching from lin to rot in docking mode. The resulting collision with my station solar panel rendered it pretty much useless.

Ladies and Gents, after an inspiring bout of Train Simulator 14, I was moved to build my own locomotive in KSP. As such, I present (to my knowledge) KSP's very first Pacific Union Big Boy inspired vehicle: Is it incredibly useful? No. Does it steer as well as one might expect a train to? Unfortunately, yes. But is it cool? YES. Now, I understand, that this is KSP! So before you even ask, yes: it CAN fly! (After some minor modifications of course.) But can it fly well? About as well as one might expect a 109 tonne train to fly. Can it land? NOPE. Doesnt matter, flew train.

Alright, Crew Transfer Vehicle, Type Alpha, Vehicle 3, is approaching station. SAS on, and "[sAS][TOGGLE=ON] [MONOPROPELLANT][DUMP_VALVES=OPEN] [/MONOPROPELLANT] [TOGGLE=OFF] [/sAS]" Jesus Christ I JUST WANTED YOU TO STEADY OUT T.T

Its not so much as repetition of missions, as it is repetition of that aspect. I love the challenge of designing things. I see an awesome mobile kethane rover and become inspired, so I use B9 and the caterpillar mod to make a mobile miner/refinery that can hold hundreds of thousands of units of kethane, 12 kerbals, 6 large drills, and all the electrical support for that. I love designing the skycrane style lander, figuring out the perfect launch vehicle, and having it all work. But the minutiae of the flight just bores me. Im an engineer, not a pilot.

Its possible, but you have to be reaaaally good at docking to get them to touch at the same time.

Spirit of the Challenge my friend.

The word "Lazer" is in reference to the part from Romfarer's Lazor System.

But, and this is my point, not an attack, who cares?

Fly over it, it would appear. Although it would be nice if we can clarify if it's jet only, or no sub orbital hops.

Fair enough. Once again, MechJeb used for Coords only. Left the main thing open so you could see that the Utilities isnt green, so the balancer isnt being used. Crossing the NP at 11:16.

Just lettin you know, a challenge like this was posted before the massacre. I think the fastest speed was about 10 minutes. Found my old submission: (MechJeb used as proof of crossing the NP) Crossing the North Pole, 9 minutes 31 seconds End Flight data screen.