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[planeguy868]

Six launches, the first expedition, and a cargo mission later, and Discovery is at initial operating capacity. With a crew of 6, and a fresh delivery of scientific equipment for attachment to the exterior hull, the station is ready to be the mainstay of LKO space operations for the foreseeable future.

Discovery features 3 NDS ports for manned and unmanned missions to the station, an airlock capable of supporting 3 astronauts on EVA at one time, re-configurable science platforms, and the first inflatable habitat module used on a space station.

Space Station Discovery, with an Orion docked to the zenith central node port, and a Cygnus Enhanced docked to the TransHab.

Airlock/Cupola Module attached to the nadir port of the central node.

Orion, made out of rescaled Tantares parts.

[bigcalm]

I love this one of Valentina at dawn on Duna in the craters, looking at Ike on the horizon. The Duna craters are impossibly pink and very pretty during the day.

[Gaarst]

Kind of an old screenshot, but found it while messing around with my installs.

My first landing at Vall:

[Wjolcz]

[Fred Cop]

I recently landed my 'Sun bathing' module from orbit, left to go to the toilet whilst it was parachuting down and I returned to see the seats were still intact.

So now my Kerbals can stargaze;

[War Eagle 1]

Special Forces Units land on the abandoned runway island

[Monkey29399]

I just took this screenshot of my mun flyby launch.

[purpleivan]

My 1st attempt at an Eve return vehicle since 1.0 entering the atmosphere. In the distance is the detached de-orbit stage.

[SargeRho]

I've built myself a little science station around Minmus. Has 3 open slots, one for a reusable lander, one to transport crew to and from Kerbin, and another for resupply vehicles, to refuel the lander.

[firefighter4443]

The first components of my Modular Mun Base, I've since discovered that I will not be needing a seperate power module, at least on the Mun. When I pack this base up and take it out further into the solar system, I may need additional power.

The broken (but repairable) remains of my first refueling truck. I realized after I landed it that I had no (easy) way to refuel my space tug's monopropellant. So a new fuel truck is en route. In the background I've got my space tug ready to take a badly designed mining module back to Kerbin; I placed the drills far too low, and when loading any craft attached to that bad module when it's drills are deployed, it seems to register an impact, and launches itself up into the air, that's how my fuel truck became damaged. I plan to land it to try to recover some funds from the parts.

More modules to add to my Mun base, assembled, ready for Trans-Mun Injection (Is that correct name for the type of burn needed to leave stable LKO headed for an encounter with the Mun?) Also, this is my first attempt to have a modual with an upward facing copola module, so I figured I'd land it upside-down, and then (hopefully) rotate itself right-side up. It has the torque and force to do it on Kerbin, but it damages the legs, so I think it should be able to do it easily on the Mun and most other planet and moon bodies.

The assembly mid burn; burns take a while at only 1.48m/s acceleration.

The pictures are slightly out of order. These two mining modules I'm landing in this photo are actually the same as the two from the first photo. Note: after many failed attempts and many, many reloads, I've discovered while it is possible to land an assembly with only 1.2:1 or 1.5:1 Surface TWR, it is far too difficult for me. I've since split up my module delivery's to allow me to have at least a Surface TWR of 2.5:1 I do have another tug in the works, similar in design to the one shown, but with four LV-N's instead of two, but I'm not sure if I can afford to launch it yet; I am playing easy career mode.

FYI: I've copied and then modified some of the fuel tanks. All of my modular assemblies are currently equipped to need only Liquid fuel and Monopropellant, and I didnt want to lug around empty Ox tanks, so in the copied files, I changed the .CFG files so they only contain Liquid fuel, but at the sum quantity of whatever each tank could have held of both Ox and Liquid. The Tug has only Liquid fuel tanks, and the structural part of each modular part of this base is a liquid only tank.

[KerBlammo]

Booster separation:

Jeb's view:

Enjoying the view:

Docking (look closely near the center of the pic...)

[ghostbuzzer7]

This just doesn't seem to be looking good

[Yukon0009]

Jebneck

[Majorjim!]

Jebneck

http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/ah315/Yukon0009/screenshot5984_zpslijhhb6p.png

LOL WOT!? Is that a teeny tiny booster in his gob?

[badwolf90]

I couldn't find better.

http://imgur.com/nPuK4Hm

[Bioman222]

My Constellation-style Munar mission, using ShadowWorks and NearFuture Solar parts.

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Edited October 22, 2015 by Bioman222

[Just Jim]

Vallhenge has a new spire.... my ship!!! hehehe

[zekes]

[Mister Dilsby]

Fueled and ready for takeoff! On ground, L-R: 1st Looty Tedus Kerman (Air Svc Pilot), Looty Dilsby Kerman (Command Pilot), Lt Kernel Jebediah Kerman (Air Svc Pilot), Lt Comder Bill Kerman (Kerbfleet Corps of Engineers). In cargo bay: Looty Bob Kerman (Science Corps)

[SargeRho]

Reentry after a service mission to my space station:

[purpleivan]

http://i.imgur.com/EzrDZXK.png

Fueled and ready for takeoff! On ground, L-R: 1st Looty Tedus Kerman (Air Svc Pilot), Looty Dilsby Kerman (Command Pilot), Lt Kernel Jebediah Kerman (Air Svc Pilot), Lt Comder Bill Kerman (Kerbfleet Corps of Engineers). In cargo bay: Looty Bob Kerman (Science Corps)

A nice looking ship

[Yukon0009]

LOL WOT!? Is that a teeny tiny booster in his gob?

Pro Props doing it's thing

[General Rarity]

Testing a rover delivery system destined for Alternis Kerbol's Laythe.

[Jens Lyn IV]

[V8jester]

Dextre from the ISS

Edited October 24, 2015 by V8jester