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Probably the External Fuel tanks need to be drained or filled with fuel, that's probably the cause of instability when launching. Also make sure SAS is on.

Oh lord, call the army, the aliens are invading

Oh that's beautiful, plz this is the first plane I WANT to download.

Lift to weight ratio, keep that in mind, you're probably going to need to clip more wings in the wings or the fuselage. I do think the cargo bay should be a tad bigger though

Guys, guys. I got bored... and made an oboe. Based on my Yamaha YOB-241. All the keys are accurate It woundn't be on the spacecraft exchange without having rockets would it? http://www./download/f8dvm6pwaa97j83/Oboe.craft

Tried a Tribelfugel concept today, didn't work out so well. I got to find a day to make a ring bearing that works.

blast from the past baby

stock as in he used stock parts to make this..

Yea it's all stock, I just could not get the solar panels to fit inside the cargo bay, so the logical answer was to fold them in... but this is stock and there are no mechanical joints yet, so I just though of strapping MMU's on them. Yea, I will probably share it on reddit, but as you can tell, the telescope wasn't made to look that great. I just wanted it to fit in the cargo bay. Hubble Telescope: 6.71t Hubble+EVA Rig: 10.46t

A Hubble Space Telescope (not the greatest looking), It was really a headscratcher to try and find a way to squeeze those solar panels in the cargo bay. I needed some MMU's and detachable Solar panels in the end though.

Well took me a week but finally got the Hubble done, Make sure the lens cover is facing forward and have in mind that the solar panels must be manually attached (make sure to do it cautiously, the solar panels are VERY prone to breaking). I comes with 2 MMU's and one giant telescope, have all tanks filled except for the bottom tank on the External tank. Sub assembly: http://www./download/8cdr994hv0wsrrz/STS_Hubble_Space_Telescope.craft Imgur thing is broke http://imgur.com/a/h0wxY

I see that you made a new aircraft, but do you think you can take up this challenge? Make a pusher aircraft? Like these, but in all seriousness, it would be cool to see this in KSP

Oh that's a s e x y tank chassis

I support this idea

nevermind 10char ignore this post

Guess what i'm working on

Stock N1

Ho 229, still has a lot of work to do. The wings are messy but it is air worthy.

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Mother of god...

You may be wondering what a pushback is, ever been to a airport and those funny little cars that drive by that some look like trains, or a giant tread mill? Well a pushback is one of those funny cars that well, moves the airplane. Well I made one of those, and it works pretty good. It can pull a pretty big aircraft according to my tests. Gears (G): triggers landing gear locking mechanism Download: http://www./download/35e2oh16wj73w2a/Pushback.craft One of these Front, very durable and low to the ground. Can carry one kerbal Back, locking mechanism Preparing to lock Backing up for capture Success

Looks like a Peashooter

Well guys, the Hercules MMU Mk-13 is here. The versions before the Mk-7, Mk-8,Mk-9, Mk-10, Mk-11, and the Mk-12 can be found below. The Mk-1 through 6 never made it out of the prototype stages. You may be asking what is an MMU? Well an MMU is an MMU is a Manned Maneuvering Unit, pretty much a souped-up jetpack designed to carry Kerbals farther than they can ever before than their EVA jetpacks. MMU's give more maneuverability, range, and control than the normal jetpacks. Given the time, MMU's become a major necessity and tool on your spacecraft or space station. Like for moving modules around, transporting crew, or just inspecting crafts can be very useful. This version of the MMU specializes in transporting crew around a space station or craft with quick ease. It carries 5 seats, with plenty of electricity and monopropellant (which it is powered by). It also carries a junior docking port and a wide torch. -The Hercules MMU Mk-7 (original): http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/50133-Manned-Maneuvering-Unit-%28MMU%29 The Mk-7 has maneuverability and control, but less fuel. Also the Mk-7 recently got featured in you tuber Goosexi's 2013 build-off competition: Guess who won? -The Hercules MMU Mk-8: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/67453-Hercules-Manned-Maneuvering-Unit-Mk-8-%28IT-S-FINALLY-HERE%21%21%21%29 The Mk-8 carries more fuel, but at a price of maneuverability. -The Hercules MMU Mk-9: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/68057-Hercules-Manned-Maneuvering-Unit-Mk-9 The Mk-9 carries a bit more fuel than the Mk-7, but less than the Mk-8. It is very maneuverable. -The Hercules MMU Mk-10: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/69150-Hercules-Manned-Maneuvering-Unit-Mk-10 The Mk-10 carries a whopping 380 units of fuel (more than the Mk-7, Mk-8, Mk-9) and is installed with a torch and a SAS wheel. But is bulky. -The Hercules MMU Mk-11: Failure Data Expunge -The Hercules MMU Mk-12: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/99784-Hercules-Manned-Maneuvering-Unit-Mk-12 The Mk-12 is the Mk-8 but with upgrades. (better performance, new gear) You won't be disappointed (criticism is always appreciated) Lights: Headlight on/off Gear: crash cage extend/retract ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Craft file (PUT IN SUB ASSEMBLY FOLDER): http://www./download/6jy5gev09sq1tby/Hercules_MMU_Mk-13.craft Mk-13: It has a little crash cage to protect kerbals from dismountment from accidental collisions. Fits in Mk-2 cargo bay Space Station Deployment Top Bottom

the video seems to be private

Does it come with a Ejector seat?