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Initial crewing of the Jebediah's Manhood

The Manhood, still under construction. Visible are my standard fueling pod (left), crew hab modules (bottom, one has been removed and placed in it's final position at the other end), and three orbital maneuvering pods for positioning equipment that I'm about to just throw into atmo for how useless they've been. The large nacelle-bearing tugs have been doing 95% of the positioning work, and they were only supposed to be staging elements for a prior project.

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I am a fanatic when it comes to space debris. Every stage must land on Kerbal, be destroyed, or able to de-orbit itself. So imagine my frustration when I discovered an unknown 'probe' on my tracking screen:

Yup, that's one of my auxillary control modules, in a stable orbit after an excessively large staging explosion. Well crap, it's right in the middle of one of my common orbital paths as well. I suppose I could 'cheat', reclassify it as debris and then change the max-

...or create a platform for adjusting the orbital tracks of 0dV items.

Docking

Mission success

Who knows, maybe one day I'll use it to boost a kerbal's orbit

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Final assembly, fuel section, Valkyrie-class Intra-planetary craft. The singles attached to the side are basically tugboats. Engines, tons of probes/landers, and primary crew section coming next (once I decide what that's going to look like)

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Jebediah's Manhood, aft section coming together

That completes the fuel, still have to add the engine pods and RCS tanks, plus the habitat section I'm not finished designing yet.

The things docked with it are general purpose inter-orbit tugs (though I might bring two with once I do the Kerbal system tour)