Sax Man Aeronautics

When I try opening the Buran model in the VAB, it says "missing part Buran Manipulator"

Person that wants meh: Q1. What's your name? Age? Country? Igor, 14, United States Q2. Your experience in modding/testing? What can you do for LH?(reference and pics allowed) I do real-scenario rocket launches (for Example, an Atlas 5 like rocket taking Pandora to Duna, and a Delta II rocket carrying the Hermes Deep space Probe) Q3. How many time do you spend playing KSP?(play daily/weekly?, 30min/day-3h/day?) Daily (at some times, a couple of times a week) Q4. Why do you want to join Lionhead Aerospace Inc.? Because I have nothing else to do on the forums and I am seeking something interesting Q5. Choose 1 of my mods and tell me everything that could be improved. Tell me if you can do it by yourself. Promethus Rover; Needs a capsule like the real Spirit Rover and an arm to get soil samples Can I suggest some mods too? Here are my suggestions also: Cassini-Huygens (For Saturn-like Planet) Pioneer Spacecraft (interstellar Travel) New Horizons (Finder of the Secrets of Eeloo) Venera-4 (Eve Lander)

will you update to 0.20 yet?

Prologue: Launch day It is the big day for the Legacy Program, as Sax Man Mission Control has finished refueling the large Ardus I rocket, as well as putting final touches, tests, and activating Legacy I's Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (MMRT), which can generate power from the heat of the many of the Legacy I's instruments, as well as having RTG's installed. The Countdown of the launch starts with T-1:00. "Tee minus 1 minute." One minute later.. "T minus 10 9.. 8.. 7.. 6.. 5.." "Main Booster start." "4.. 3.. 2.. 1.." "Main Engine start." "0, and Liftoff at 15:43 hours, with Ardus I carrying Legacy I, seeking clues to the interstellar puzzle about the realm of the Galaxy and beyond." With the Launch clamps releasing the rocket, the Ardus I rocket screams extremely loud with its Griffon XX engines and its X-5 "Thor" SRB's. It roars loudly as it flies through the sky, even people from miles away can still witness it. Even with the public viewing it as a successful launch, Mission control grows very anxious about the Rocket's stability, as well as the temperature of the Griffon XX, and the success of the staging/decoupling of the SRB's and the first stage. At Mission control, the head of the mission, Henry Kerman, says the status of the rocket. "Currently at a velocity of 102 meters per second, we should hit the Sound barrier via a couple of seconds." "Engine status nominal, SRB's consuming much fuel. Velocity growing to approximately 250 meters per second. " "Hitting Sound Barrier and initiate gravity turn via 90 degrees heading and 60 degrees pitch on my mark, MARK." As the Rocket reaches about 10,000 meters, it does a gravity turn to get into low Kerbin Orbit. About a minute later.. "SRB's low on fuel, preparing decouple stage." "Bingo fuel, detach the SRB's on my mark.. MARK." "Lower stage fuel deprived, detaching." And with the press of a button, the lower stage is decoupled and then Separatons bring it back to Kerbin. The Upper stage, with an Orbit-capable Wildcat XR engine, starts and begins to make a full orbit around Kerbin. "Thank goodness for Mechjeb. Without it, we wouldn't even get this sucker off the ground in the first place." Henry says in relief as Mission control cheers minorly for it being in low Kerbin orbit.

Legacy: Journey to Infinite and Beyond ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For almost all of Kerbal-kind, everyone looked up to the stars of the night and were curious and said, "Are we alone?", "Is heaven up there?", "Are the gods really in the sky?", "Why is Jebediah acting like the Space Kraken?" (except the last one.). Sax Man Aeronautics vows to fulfill everyone's Curiosity by launching the Legacy Program, a Program meant to look to the stars, on a humongous scale. This, by far, would be the most audacious journey Kerbans have ever did since landing on the Mun. SPACECRAFT BEING SENT: Legacy I (ready on Ardus I Rocket) Legacy II (In Development stages) Model used for the two probes: http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/0-18-4-hermes-deep-space-probe/]Hermes Deep Space Probe (credit to Yogui87 AKA Lionhead Aerospace Inc.) LEGACY I Prologue: Launch Day Chapter 1: Hasta la vista Kerbin! (COMING SOON)

Sax Man Times LEGACY 1 EXITS THE KERBALSPHERE, ENTERS INTERSTELLAR SPACE Legacy 1 during the Jool Encounter of '79 Legacy 1 looking beyond the Galatic Skybox SAX MAN SPACE CENTER, KERDOLVA, KEUROPE, KERBIN, 14:35 - Legacy I, after many, many, many, MAANNNYYY, MAAANY, M-(well, you get it.) years in service and being propelled into the interstellar vaccum, Legacy I finally exits the Kerbol Star system, and is now looking beyond the stars for clues of alien life (which may not be added within a few versions from now). Ever since its last encounter with Jool, as well as its planets of Laythe, Vall, and Tylo (which gave it a sudden gravity assist), it has enough power to operate until, well, we don't really keep track of things in the space center anyways, but, it has enough power to operate for a few more years, but not enough to even signal the SSC when its in the realm of the Galaxy. Average signal time is a mere two hour waiting time, because the craft is already at 43265 T meters from the sun, and from that distance, makes contact very hard in the first place. Reguardless of that, it is getting high interstellar radiation signals and cosmic rays from light-years away, and it is headed for the Kalpha Kertauri system (which wouldn't even be added in the first place). Legacy I is headed for the system at a very fast 84,965.5 meters per second, thanks to a large gravity assist from the probes encounters with the Mun, Duna, Ike, and Jool with its inner moons. "Once we find them aliens, we shall blow the hell out of them, so we can make mo- umm... Lets say, Peace?" Epic Sax Guy, CEO of Sax Man Aeronautics speaks. Currently, Legacy I may be far away from the Sun, but it will carry the Golden Record, which will carry on the Kerbal Race for thousands (and even millions) of years.

To all Concerned Space Agency Owners, Multi-billionaire and Sax-playing Epic Sax Man of Kerdolva has officially started Sax Man Aeronautics in association* with the Kerbal Space Agency. The Federation of Kerbin, the main ruling body of Planet Kerbin, has been kind enough to fund and invest about 150 Billion Kerbal Dollars to our budget, meaning we can launch as many missions as we can, and in our start, we can already beat you all to interstellar space. Reguardless of competition, I would like to say my greetings to the KSP community. I play KSP A LOT, and I love it. Thats all I have to say. Sincerely, Sax Man Aeronautics (APPROVED BY EPIC SAX MAN, CEO)