Show off your awesome KSP pictures!

[Guest]

I'm sure the root-cause analysis report on the failure read like most other Kerbal RCA reports. "Um..... oops!"

[NuclearWarfare]

I'm horrid at trying to make an SSTO. I'm going to make a reusable shuttle. Much easier..

[Guest]

I'm horrid at trying to make an SSTO. I'm going to make a reusable shuttle. Much easier..

Best of luck with that! Me and wings... we don't get along well.

[viktorserecros]

Guess which one is excited to get off Mun after 187 days and which one just arrived.

(Hint: Lander is out of fuel).

[Custard Donut (In Space)]

Guess which one is excited to get off Mun after 187 days and which one just arrived.

(Hint: Lander is out of fuel).

Lol You could take it the other way around as well, the sad one could be the guy that's been there for many months, the happy guy excited by seeing the Mun hehe.

[Dudeman1420]

My kethane mobile miner landed on minmus preparing to refuel!

You can see Kerbin,Mun and a Kethane space probe in the distance.

[trekkie_]

[Vanamonde]

I'm attempting to put the core of my new interplanetary design in orbit, but I'm about to get homicidal with frustration.

You see that boom on the right? It has no working parts, but I want it as a visual marker of which way is ship-up during docking. But 6 gimballed engines, 3 SAS, and an ASAS are absolutely, completely, utterly unable to keep the thing flying straight after the air gets too thin for the 6 canards at the bottom. You can see that the launch vehicle masses somewhere around 240 mass units, while that boom only masses 0.591. Yet the ship CANNOT maintain heading unless I add a counterweight of the same mass and around the same length on the other side. But if I put a similar boom on the other side, it completely loses its value as a visual marker, so after struggling with the thing for an hour, I've decided to mount an identical boom on the other side, on a docking ring, so I can kick it off once the thing is in orbit. Oddly, I've found that ASAS can handle significantly asymetrical loads once in space, if you simply apply thrust in increments instead of all at once, so I think it will be okay there. I just have to battle it up there in the first place. Aargh!

[Czman007]

I'm attempting to put the core of my new interplanetary design in orbit, but I'm about to get homicidal with frustration.

-snip-

You see that boom on the right? It has no working parts, but I want it as a visual marker of which way is ship-up during docking. But 6 gimballed engines, 3 SAS, and an ASAS are absolutely, completely, utterly unable to keep the thing flying straight after the air gets too thin for the 6 canards at the bottom. You can see that the launch vehicle masses somewhere around 240 mass units, while that boom only masses 0.591. Yet the ship CANNOT maintain heading unless I add a counterweight of the same mass and around the same length on the other side. But if I put a similar boom on the other side, it completely loses its value as a visual marker, so after struggling with the thing for an hour, I've decided to mount an identical boom on the other side, on a docking ring, so I can kick it off once the thing is in orbit. Oddly, I've found that ASAS can handle significantly asymetrical loads once in space, if you simply apply thrust in increments instead of all at once, so I think it will be okay there. I just have to battle it up there in the first place. Aargh!

Why not just use an extending solar panel instead? It would weigh a lot less and could also provide power. Plus you can put it away after you are done using it.

[ROFLCopter64bit]

Or, you could just replace the satellite dishes with antennas, and extend the antennas on the "ship up" side.

[M5000]

too thin for the 6 canards at the bottom.

Well there's your problem.

[electronicfox]

More video than picture, but its still awesome.

[EvilotionCR2]

Stop trying to trick everybody, its not working.

Where has I been originaly trying to trick somebody? The first post was a joke,then the next not.

[Van Disaster]

Edited April 27, 2013 by Van Disaster

[steamypete]

The Independance.

Large interstellar scout ship.

Already done:

- Core

- Left auxiliary engine.

under construction

- Right auxiliary engine.

- Science wing

- Crew quarters

- Factory wing

- Scouting Sattelites

- Lander one

- Lander two

Thanks to the B9 mod. I love it!

I will post more pictures constructing the rest of the ship.

Launch:

Circularising:

Core engine test:

Side:

Front:

Back:

Extra engine underway:

Left extra engine attached:

[EvilotionCR2]

What have you done?!

[rryy]

As I was driving northeast towards a Kethane deposit on the Mun, I noticed a large white beacon and arch to the east, roughly in the direction I was going:

The beacon appears to go across the sky and back towards where my Mun base is.

[rryy]

I accidentally double posted, and I am not able to find the "delete post" button. Ignore this.

Edited April 27, 2013 by rryy
Due to the forums being slow, I accidentally double posted.

[Awaras]

Sometimes when you switch out of map view, the game 'forgets' to delete the orbit lines. Just go back to the map view and out again and it should clear up...

[ShroomOfDoom]

A new toy to play with

[tommygunyeah]

A new toy to play with

I love how that lights up, makes Space look homely

[Guest]

A new toy to play with

Shiny! And very cool. Nice work!

[iDan122]

My Mun mission:

Mun orbit insertion

Mun landing

rendez-vous with the Nuclear pulse Orion mpcv

Goin' home...

WTF IS DAT? -Jeb

I have no idea, forget it -Bob

Edited April 27, 2013 by iDan122

[iDan122]

My first Duna base

[Guest]