Super Station Nostromo Landing on Laythe!

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This is the largest and heaviest thing I've ever successfully landed on a planet, except for maybe my Eve lander. 941 parts, 380.75 tons of fun that can even fly in atmosphere. My Super Station Nostromo journeyed from Kerbin to Laythe in a one way trip down to my chosen LZ on the planet's surface. It carried with it, a package of 2 rovers and 2 disposable recon drones for scouting. This video is the epic descent and landing, where on the first recording, I managed to safely land this thing within 200 meters of my rover. Now I'm planning a mission to send out a ground refueling truck and refuel my station/base.

Check out this epic landing here:

The Nostromo, right before setting out on it's maiden voyage.

[Redchrome]

That's pretty nifty.

Why so many solar panels?

Why didn't you cross-brace the outriggers so they don't wobble so much, especially at touchdown?

Also, why use monoprop instead of Vernier engines for RCS?