KerbalX

Description

Controls: AG1 Extends Atennas, AG2 Release Rocket from custrom-made launchpad.
The rocket will be very unturnable when the solid rocte boosters are on so just fly straight up. After you ditch the SRBs, you can control it much easier and you can do the orbit by yourself.

Story: After a long hiatus of the engineer, who caught a case of Koronavirus, he was back and was transferred to C7 Aerospace Division’s space program, which was newly founded. He was asked to build their first orbital rocket, as the space program had already finished sounding rockets and sub-orbital trips. The engineer came up with a plan. He first bought a navy SLBM, the R-1 and simply modified the SLBm by making it longer and adding 8 SRBs at the bottom. 1 month after construction and rolling the rocket out. The rocket was launched. In what was called Kerbalkind’s most important and stressful hour, the rocket climbed to orbit. Halfway along, decoupling of the SRBs almost ruined the plan as well as multiple heart attacks in Mission Control. Thankfully, the emergency system kicked in and extended the air fins to ‘pop’ the boosters off. At T+27:52, all of kerbin’s radios tuned in to listen to the national anthem of the UKSR as a stable orbit was achieved.

P.S. This has taken a while to upload mainly of me trying to make a MiG-21F-13 model in KSP. However, when I transferred to KSP 1.11, I lost all of my data, and a lot of time was wasted. From now on, I’ll upload on an almost 4-day cycle. Thanks for being patient!

A stock rocket called Endeavour I. Built with 169 of the finest parts, its root part is probeCoreSphere.v2.

Built in the VAB in KSP version 1.11.0.

Details

• Type: VAB
• Class: satellite
• Part Count: 169
• Pure Stock
• KSP: 1.11.0