I'm pleased to introduce the all-new MU Nebula-Class SSTO (and soon-to-be starfighter)! Following the failure of several prototype SSTOs and dropships, the MU's inter-atmospheric flight division got back to it's roots: Maneuverability, utility, and aesthetics. The hallmarks of a great MU-brand SSTO. The Nebula-Class meets all those requirements, with room for further upgrades if needed. Features include: Twin-turbojet atmospheric engines Twin MU chem-pulse orbital engines, with plenty of LFO fuel to use once in orbit. (Each engine is 1 Rockomax 48-7S supplemented/boosted by 1 LV-1R) Advanced aerodynamic design: these SSTOs are highly agile in the hands of skilled pilots, and are quite stable on ascent and descent. /Action Groups:/ G- Landing Gear 1- Dual Turbojets 2- Twin Orbital Engines //Flight Instructions:// First, move the camera inside the belly of the craft and right-click on the hidden probe core. Once you do so, select "control from here". After takeoff, point the ship at a 45 degree ascent path until you reach around 10,000 meters up. Once there, fly it carefully as you would with any other small SSTO craft. On re-entry/atmospheric insertion, orient your craft facing your prograde velocity vector until your reach the lower atmosphere. Then, flare out (pull up) and fly it like any normal jet-powered aircraft. Runway landings are advised, but not necessary to safely land. Military-grade "M" variant coming soon... DL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ltqt5thv6lr8ri/MU%20Nebula%20SSF.craft?dl=0 (Pics show final prototype craft; the production model the download provides features a single medium docking port added on the rear belly.) //2014 Mechani Union Shipyards