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I'm going with Superman.

10/10 Good old honest Abe.

Funny, I was just going to ask where the inspiration came from. I was going to guess Colin Wilson the artist, not the writer, (and don't get me wrong, they're both fantastic.) or Brett Ewins. It's the shading that gets me.

10/10 That's Richard's rocket rearing Reliant Robin!

Mmm... Shader-y. *Drools*

Got a light?

Sweet mother! I don't know if I should... Ah, whatever. Here; have a couple of doodles. Though it's definitely not KSP, it's science fiction nonetheless.

Orbiting Minmus in the Joolian Two: 'Echo', and waiting for a launch window to Jool... Again.

Dude, chill. It's not like I'm redistributing it as mine. I did that mainly for you, and partially out of boredom. Oh, and the proper spelling would be "photo".

NON-SEQUITUR!

I know re-touching KSP screens is truly a worthless endeavour... But here's a nice example of tweaking the saturation, contrast, and brightness; then adding a filter with selective focus: Edit: A gravity lense is the warped, and distorted appearance of electromagnetic radiation caused by it traveling through a spacetime curvature. Because light (in general relativity) follows the spacetime curve, and mass causes spacetime to distort; creating gravitational fields, you'll get a Phenomena known as light bending.

Wait... Was that what I thought it was? No way.

Super-laser wielding deep space Kraken? 9/10

Quick! 10 char

"Mars now has the best-known current rate of cratering in the solar system," said HiRISE principal investigator Alfred McEwen.

I've always thought that the act of questioning is the answer. So, are you an inquiry?

If only I could give you plus rep for this... Oh, and while I'm here: Cracker Kasabian

Sky-cranes are all right... But why not put a base up there while you're at it? Here's me, pre-launch: -and- As soon as I touched down, I retracted the legs attached to the 909, and gently tipped it onto the lateral gear. The final result: -note- Damage to the rover seen here was caused post landing, and by pulling sweet jumps

Guys, chill. It looks as if he's already got most of the work done; so what if he uses Firespitter? It's his shuttle, and the odds are you've already got it installed for support of another mod like: B9, KOSMOS, or cBBp's Dragon rider. Let's all just wait, and see what the final release is like; then start complaining about issues.

PHOOOOAAAAAR! It's so pretty! Needless to say, I'm excited!

I'm too excited!

Nah, that is a result of me being tired of how "bright" KSP's space is. I just went into my video options on the old graphics card; then manually changed the saturation, brightness, and contrast settings. I actually haven't tried out that mod yet, any good? Although, the second pic does have a tilt shift filter.

Missions past:

I'm pretty sure my PC will be able to cope:cool:. That said, have you checked out this thread: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/47892-0-21-X-Rocketdyne-F-1-Liquid-Engine-%28Saturn-V-main-engines%29-UPDATED-v1-2? I would assume that this guy knows what's up with high, and low poly model activity within KSP.

I think that's just an aero-shroud for the liquid fuel tanks. Here, this is a cross section of the Delta III (Don't worry, they used the same engines in the first stage); in it, you can see the two cylindrical heat exchangers mounted on the side of one strut trient: Leading me to believe that this: is pretty much what the engine looked like right before it was stuffed up inside the first stage.