The Kerbal Skydiving Challenge

[Northstar1989]

I took my new SSTO/spaceplane to Laythe and made a two man jump there, had LAZOR installed with a 5Km vanishing point and got both skydivers and the spaceplane back on the island again.

http://youtu.be/UO_IsRcRCwQ

AWESOME. Sorry about the slow reaction time on this. I'll add you to the Scoreboard shortly.

Regards,

Northstar

[Northstar1989]

I took my new SSTO/spaceplane to Laythe and made a two man jump there, had LAZOR installed with a 5Km vanishing point and got both skydivers and the spaceplane back on the island again.

http://youtu.be/UO_IsRcRCwQ

OK, so your score is:

+20 points for "Don't try this at home kids"

+17 points for max altitude on Laythe

+10 points for >3 km precision

+6 points for 2 Kerbals

= 53 points (tying your previous score, but with a cool Distinction)

By the way, that was a really cool video. Could I have permission to use the video as the demonstration for how to complete the challenge?

Imgur emptied all my earlier Albums when I choose to "Hide" the images (I wish it had warned me it would mess up my albums beforehand)- so I need a new demonstration of the concept, and my current save is in 0.24 Career Mode- which means I don't have KAS installed yet as last I checked it hadn't been updated/balanced for 0.24 (I would also prefer if I waited until Firespitter or KSP Interstellar were updated as well- as to save money I would probably use an electric propeller or thermal turbojet plane for the paradrop)

Regards,

Northstar

[Darren9]

Thanks, you can of course use the video, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I don't often get out as far a Jool these days but that trip to Laythe was worth it

[Northstar1989]

Thanks, you can of course use the video, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I don't often get out as far a Jool these days but that trip to Laythe was worth it

Awesome.

You should really try to get out by Jool more, especially now that Contracts are implemented in 0.24- I bet you could get some really lucrative contracts to plant a flag on Laythe, for instance.

Regards,

Northstar