Orange Hexagon Universal Crew Transport System.

[Sauron]

With 2.5 km/s of delta V and a respectable takeoff weight, the Orange Hexagon (I name my lifters by the NATO phonetic alphabet and lander and planes by [shape]) lander can land and return on every airless body in the Kerbol system in style (plus Duna) except for Tylo with at least 350 m/s of delta v for brute-forcing a rendezvous once you're up there, and at only 11 tons, it's a piece of cake to move around. (Cake not included. See supplier for details and special offers. Exercise caution when landing on Moho.)

Edited August 25, 2013 by Sauron

[astropapi1]

Can you actually exit the capdule? Looks like there's lot of part clipping going on.

[Sauron]

Yeah, easy. The hatch and window are unobstructed.

The only things that are clipped are the two side fuel tanks and the LV-909. You could easily make a comparable lander without using clipping. It'd just be much uglier. (Everything else could be done withou debug)

[astropapi1]

I'm totally fine with part clipping. In fact, I turn it on as soon as I start the game.

I asked because one time (back in .19) I tried to recreate the Constellation moon mission, but the pilots couldn't exit the hatch because there was an RCS tank clipped under the hatch.