Marohen

I've actually assembled this ship about a half-dozen times, each time with new iterations upon the past model. Here's the oldest model I still have in the air: Back then the ship came in four parts, and every part except the head and core propulsion could detach and move autonomously. A lot of this I eventually scrapped and made them increasingly dependant on eachother, resulting in a much sleeker construct.

Thanks! I've pared down the SAS modules a lot on my ship as my design progressed (Each part had their own in addition to a large RCS tank), shaving a fair measure of weight. I'm really not sure, it seems to be the head, I actually had to replace the prior head model with slight adjustments to the struts because the hitchhiker would wobble around like it's possessed by some otherworldly entity and is about to pop off. I adjusted the struts so it's locked down to the docking port, but even then it still seems rather dubious.

A heavily iterated, 3-part yacht. All it requires is a payload before it's ready to head off on adventure! As you can imagine, I did some pretty dubious work with the "Tail", clipping 3 orange tanks like that in a tight cluster (I'd have done something a fair measure more legitimate if the stock parts came with a 2-meter tri-coupler, but this will suffice for now). This particular model hasn't undergone any manner of rigorous testing yet, earlier models lacked sufficient fuel, hence the tail-tastrophe-waiting-to-happen. There might be an issue with crossfeeding (Or lack thereof) that I have yet to test. Quite wobble-prone with SAS, sadly. Hopefully 0.21'll fix it.