Ryan's Mk1 Boat

[ryan234abc]

Now, I know that's not an inventive name, but I ain't that good with naming. Either way, the Mk1 Boat people! It's a top quality boat, capable of several trips from KSC to the Old KSC. Comes with crew transport as standard. Feel free to strap on science! It's agile design is capable of up to 110m/s on water. Note: I would recommend you use unbreakable joints and possibly no crash dmg. Unbreakable joints because it uses a slight bit of clipping and part offsetting, while you may want no crash damage, simply because it's on water, and KSP ain't made for that.

And would you like a craft file?

http://www./download/7m...Mk1+Boat.craft

Have fun! And please give it a +rep!

Edited July 24, 2015 by ryan234abc

[mrmcp1]

Looks good, any chance of a few pictures of it on the water?

[ryan234abc]

Looks good, any chance of a few pictures of it on the water?

Added to original post!

[soulreaver1981]

put a tail fin on for more control

[problemecium]

These aren't bad, but if you are planning to upload several ships in rapid succession, I recommend starting a thread in Spacecraft Builders rather than multiple threads in here. No worries, you don't actually have to pretend to be a company to post there.

[Rath]

Not old KSC. Island runway. Sorry.

[ryan234abc]

These aren't bad, but if you are planning to upload several ships in rapid succession, I recommend starting a thread in Spacecraft Builders rather than multiple threads in here. No worries, you don't actually have to pretend to be a company to post there.

I already have a main thread set up. You can visit it here: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/129639-Ryan-s-Random-Craft-Store-%28SALE-100-OFF%29

Not old KSC. Island runway. Sorry.

Sorry, it's a force of habit. I refer to the one you are thinking of as KSC 2 or Inland KSC, while I call this the Old KSC / Old runway due to it's old, dilapidated nature.

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put a tail fin on for more control

It's quite discreet, but I have dual flaps on the back, next to the engine on either side, to provide extra yaw alongside ASAS. Did you mean for extra yaw? Because if not, with all due respect, I see no need for pitch and roll control unless I intend to take off, which really doesn't do the boat any good. Thanks for taking an interest in improvements in design!