Really, there is No way it will ever get off the ground........

[Korizan]

So I made a Space taxi to pick up and run Kerbals around.

The only problem is when I tried to get the thing off the ground I could not get the thing to stop swaying no matter how much I reinforced it.

And TVR-300L Stack Tri-Adapter was and is a very large hunk of junk.

So rather then settle down and take it I started well inverting things.

And in this case instead of pushing my taxi into space I basically pulled it up into orbit.

Believe it or not it worked http://imgur.com/a/wDNr9

So anybody else have some interesting solutions or workarounds trying to get something into orbit ?

[Gargamel]

Need moar struts.

[SkyRender]

This is the part where someone points out that you really didn't need fairings for that thing in stock aero. It may be more realistic, but it's very forgiving even at that.

[Evanitis]

I never built something that 4 radially attached jumbos+(that shorter grey tanks)+mainsails couldn't take to orbit. Struts between the two tanks, and generally everywhere where I feel it's needed. Sometimes I needed solid boosters too for the initial lift. Now since 1.0.4 hit, solid boosters feels cheating. It happened to me that I added those for more initial thrust, but I found that I could use them as a first stage without even using the main engines (or maybe using them for gimbaling on 10-20% throttle).

Anyways, that setup is far from being cost or fuel efficient. I use it when I'm done designing my payload and I just want it in space ASAP. It's ok in a normal career - tech tree is far from done, but I have enough cash to not care if my rocket costs 100K or 300k.

[rkman]

I could not get the thing to stop swaying no matter how much I reinforced it.

In addition to reinforcement you can also reduce the cause of the swaying: gimbal and/or reaction wheel force.