What was the most glorious moment you've had in KSP?

[Cirocco]

Most glorious? Realising I could reliably make orbit with my Eve lander I had been working on for literally months.

Most recent? Just a half hour or so ago: touching down with my latest creation (which took only about two weeks to perfect rather than months): a three-seater SSTDuna spaceplane capable of doing runway - duna landing - runway on a single tank of gas.

She's a glorious beast, but you have to wrestle her like no tomorrow when she's almost out of fuel. Shifting COM's are a pain. Now I'm wondering if I can modify her to do SSTLaythe. The takeoff + orbit burn should be easier at least since I can use the atmospheric engines there.

[gooddog15]

my most glorious moment was making a working F-15 replica

I also made a working X-33/venturestar replica

[federicoaa]

Probably when I landed my SSTO in Laythe.

It also was my first SSTO, which made by watching Scott Manley tutorial.

[Johno]

I'm a relatively low level player, but that amazing moment when a Kerbal gets out on Minimus and plants a flag for the first time . . .

[Cirocco]

I'm a relatively low level player, but that amazing moment when a Kerbal gets out on Minimus and plants a flag for the first time . . .

Nothing wrong with staying in kerbin's SOI. I remember my first Mun landing, I think I actually cheered out loud.

While you probably won't get exactly the same feeling of fulfillement as your first successful landings, you'll get very similar ones every time you achieve a major goal you set for yourself. So get out there and go achieve 'em

[Victus]

My very first fueling station which led me straight into interplanetary missions to Duna. Docking was so much easier after the first time I did it.

[FleetAdmiralJ]

I think mine was my perfect Moho mission. (Almost) nothing went wrong:

[Brapness]

Completion of my Grand Tour

[blspblackdeath]

To land my spaceplane on the mun in 0.18 I think it was.

[chrise6102]

My first Duna landing, it took me ages to do, I had to figure out docking for the mission and I had so many failures but it was such a rush when I managed it!