Heckspress

Have a series of panels linked together by hinges. Then at the bottom joint, have 2 I-beams on hinges, and have the I-beams (or something low friction) running through 2 columns with a little space in between for the i-beam(or whatever) to run through like a track, with docking ports at the top and bottom. Propelled upwards by junos, downwards by gravity.

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nope, T-28 tank destroyer I believe. the cannon's not asymmetrical

i love the fact that electric props have gotten to the point where people can make well-flying accurate replicas

my goodness!

typhoon wizard trainer?

_rade's tutorial

@Majorjim!'s thermometer hinge could work....

Oh my goodness!

google drive, MEGA, dropbox, filedropper

awesome!

Ring wing? maybe just a curvy delta/swept

absolutely beautiful!

nice job getting stickied!

All you really need to do is stick reaction wheels on the box that contains the projectiles. Have it move and let the bearing move with it, not blow on the bearing and have the bearing move it.

don't make me think that way man save up allowance, buy visa gift card, get comp parts off of newegg

open broadcasting system

A way to make an EVE SSTO (if you're a bit loose on that term) is by using stock electric propellers. You can get up to good heights with little to no resource cost and then rocket/jet from high altitude. Only problem would be size.

oh my god i love it

Ah, k.

did i start a trend of putting double post warnings into spoilers am i trendy

Maybe just make a tug that can push the containers onto a suborbital trajectory, prime chutes, then return to the mothership? Also how do you get rid of the containers once they're spent?

here to ask the same question

I was exercising sarcastic use of bad grammar. Well played, anyway

omg it's so cute i think it should inherit the name of the owl just because of those eyes, man