My first manned Duna landing

[Mefi282]

Assembly in Kerbin orbit. Kerbin departure stage still attached.

Performing Mün swing-by manuever to leave Kerbins sphere of influence

Enter Duna Orbit

Decent of "Mako" Lander

Landed

EVA

Docking to interplanetary stage

Ike swing-by

Entry

Hitchiker landed also safely

It was difficult even if i tested everything out befor i encountered a few problems with fuel and the Kerbin departure stage

[Pursuedtank]

Well done, was it your first interplanetary flight? I still remember my first trip to Duna and the excitement at returning them to Kerbin

[paulthebob]

Congrats

The moons of Jool await.

[Mefi282]

Well, it was my first manned interplanetary flight:) I'm currently sending probes into the Joolian system i've made already a surface probe to laythe. But i will go to Eve first to test out some stuff. Jool is still a long way to go...

[Trux]

Nice job Worked out a lot better than mine...

[Scotius]

Very pretty design. I'm using space tug with similiar design of four engines strapped to radially attached girders. but mine have two docking ports on both ends of the main body, fuel tank is docked to the bottom one, and detached when it's not needed. Don't you have problems with maneuverability with a huge jumbo permanently attached?

[Mefi282]

I wanted a design like the TROY concept but like we all know docking ports aren't that good during acceleration. I'm right now planning a manned trip to Eve that is even bigger. Especialy the lander wasn't that good. But i'l keep the rover because it was really awesome.