Last Monday, I started the day off planning to use a pre-made Saturn V Apollo analogue I got off the internet to go land on the Mun, just so I could say I've done it. Like the real Apollo rockets, the lander is behind the CSM, so you have to flip around and dock with it mid-flight. I forgot to do this on Munshot 1, and docking in low orbit is a royal fecking pain, so I just brought them home. Munshot 2 successfully landed! Unfortunately, I missed my intended landing spot just outside a large crater, and instead come down on the inner slope of said crater. The lander slid, upright, halfway down the slope before one of the landing struts broke and it tumbled to a stop. The can was fine, as were the two Kerbals inside. But they weren't getting home on that ship. Munshot 3 became a rescue mission. I modified the lander with a remote guidance unit so I could send it down unmanned. It got all the way to Munar orbit before I realized one of the landing struts had gone missing somewhere along the way. Junked the lander, brought the CM home. Munshot 4 made it to the Mun intact, but something derped in the landing system, and it came down on the other side of the Mun from the stranded Kerbals. Yeah, real useful there. >_< Munshot 5 finally managed to overcome the glitches in the landing guidance computer and land within jetting distance of the stranded Kerbals. After about a month on the Mun, I finally got them safely home.