KerbalX

Description

Controls: Basically the same as the previous models, AG1 extends atennas, AG2 releases the rocket from the launchpad and AG3 collects science.

Story: After the semi-failure of Endeavour III, the government decided to give the KSP another chance. Once again our main protaganist was behind the scenes of this rocket. He added a heat shield, and 2 new reaction control disks to the Endeaavour III. 2 months passed before launch occured.On the 2nd last launch of the Endeavour LV, as well as the last launch of 1957, many a snack money bets were made if the rocket would succeed or not. The launchw as nothing special, and upon reaching orbit, the satellite took science and transmit it back to the KSC. After 33 days in orbit, the order came to deorbit the satellite. The satellite cam screaming over a moutain range as onlookers in cities watched the long yellow stream that was the Endeavour IV. The next day, Endeavour IV was recovered, and the KSP was congratulated on the spectale.

P.S. I’m stuck on the J-8IIs nose, if you have any tips, let me know in the comments. :)

A stock rocket called Endeavour IV. Built with 227 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: 227
• Pure Stock
• KSP: 1.11.0