THE MINI ROCKET \ KSP 1.12 \ Kerbal Space Program

[@charleston-re3dw]

I have a project idea, in the hangar you can see the yellow lines on the ground forming a giant aircraft silhouette, try to build it.

[@mantacid1221]

*YES*

[@SoftBreadSoft]

Got your wish with the Star Raker build :^)

[@queen6201998]

hi

[@YouCountSheep]

Idk if someone mentioned that already, but the little landig gears only create an illusion of sticking to the ground, they are spring loaded, which can be disabled. They work fine.

[@_K3PLR]

Also, you could use the flags as "drag breaks" after inital re-entry

[@ComradePhoenix]

Came here to say this as well.

[@vulcan4950]

I would turn down the motor size on the hinges as low as possible to save weight

[@csabahofecker6650]

In the first Star Gate series they used to launch armed UAV-s and missiles from the SGC straight trough the gate to support their teams on the other side. In the early days rockets like this one would have been useful.

[@dylanthrust6683]

The Rocket equation is merciless. You had to do 6 engines to lift the fuel needed for what really one engine would do. You needed drop tanks....staging.... etc... but cute little SSRT

[@ArchaicAlibi]

6:05 Did you try turning the hinge motor size down to almost nothing? Motor size = mass = loss of delta-V.

[@louispowers3736]

Great job! It gives me rocket lab vibes

[@uCruz_]

I actually really loved the craft, the creative way to use flags to make like a cargo door, it once again gave me inspiration to open ksp, stare at the amount of mind power I have to put to design something that works and can survive my perfectionism, and then close the game.

[@cf453]

Awesome. I would have used an expendable SRB for a first stage, and then a Spark for the second.

[@jessicagray8852]

Bro that was impressive as hell. Amazing video, all I ask is for more.

[@NickBDesigns]

Micro ssrt could be a viable way to send up lots of com-sats. The vaos version of star link

[@Jomads]

FYI you can reduce motor size on the robotic parts to reduce weight

[@DistracticusPrime]

Tiny peaceful explorer satellite launcher for global happiness just can't help looking like a weapon of mass destruction and is sorry about that.

[@JollyRogerAerospace]

Once again proving that you're the king of ssto's

[@starshipsn1013]

Nothing like coming home to another kerbal vid to watch

[@RailsofForney]

5:58 “I kinda liked my missile…” I agree so even if that profile worked, I’d want to keep it that way.😂

[@alexme6521]

I struggle getting to the moon an this guy just did the most amazing thing ever

[@sgt_retiredcharlie4102]

That was freaking AWESOME! I wonder if you could've used the Flags like airbrakes, after the heat was gone? Great to see all the iterations.

[@flakstruk-8481]

Sweet

[@JaittPenguin]

great video. I think the landing gear are flexing.. think shocks on a car

[@millamulisha]

Never disappointed with your videos, long time subscriber. Cheers. :D

[@ArcXDZ]

Oh wait, the fairing deployment process reminds me of neutron! He predicted the future

[@Hoyt-pn3ky]

the satellite looks like a APDS round, it even acts like one. Just without the penetration of metal.

[@TheRealGamada]

Nice one !

[@SonicBST]

I actually used that flag fairing for my Munar probes.

[@bluemates2790]

Love yo vids bro nice vid

[@nootonian4149]

nice

[@eekee6034]

I know that feeling; add a little necessary part & delta-v plummets. More practically, if I remember right, structural wings and wing connectors (I call them all "wing boards") have much higher impact tolerance than the actual landing legs. Many parts do. Mk2 & Mk3 are ridiculously tough. A bigger rocket could be made of Mk2 parts with the engines clipped inside. Mk2 tanks have no more capacity than the same-length Mk1 tanks, the rest is supposed to be air ducts which would be unused in a rocket, so it's reasonable to clip into them.

[@Gorude]

Bro, you put a seismic device on a satelite

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

You can never be too careful with Spacequakes. They hit from every direction.

[@iandelille3744]

Man i love watching this

[@imnotgoodatnameingthings9543]

Nice vid

[@SparkPluggUwU]

Naice, i love ssrts

[@hamsa5829]

how did u move the small nose cone that far at 2:05

[@TheArchaicFuture]

Hold shift when you move it. You can also move things further if you unsnap your angle

[@hamsa5829]

@@TheArchaicFuture thank u 💕

[@JakeM4B]

kinda looks like a very tiny proton rocket

[@XavierBetoN]

It's not suction cup landing gears. It's just suspension tolerance height you're seeing.

[@vaos3712]

Sadly, whatever it is, it keeps the rocket on the ground almost a full second longer with the engines at full throttle, then not having any landing gears deployed at all. 🤔

[@XavierBetoN]

​@@vaos3712 It might me true for suction property but then again, It is probably just the suspension bending the rocket, hence making the uplift force slightly have a bent curved trajectory so that the take off delays. Have to do calculations to prove you wrong but I'm not gonna :D Nice video btw Feed me with sauce if it's internet radio, I'll listen to it while i make my podracer craft.

[@vaos3712]

@@XavierBetoN lol ya, from now on I will be launching with landing legs retracted

[@_K3PLR]

So true

[@HomoSapiensMember]

a dampener spring combo does not mean the same as a suction cup lol

[@mommaeltala]

Had you guys tried kerbal galaxy 3 its out of date and a pain in the a#s to get working but reconditionation is 10/10

[@philippey4918]

It is look like the soyus rocket

[@K_cz_PL]

is there a place where I can find all flags that you're using?

[@brethal1549]

Does anyone know the name of the song/music used?

[@Zyberdash]

Whereeeee did you get those flags???

[@ouo9918]

where do you get the flags from, or do you make them yourself?

[@alex-kc7qd]

Put a kerbal on it

[@Atlessa]

What does SSRT stand for? Google gives me "Slow strain rate testing"...

[@protat0]

Single stage rocket technology

[@grantwells4491]

With margin to spare :)

[@BelVeth-Supremacy]

You made a ssto ( single stage to orbit)

[@bobloxman9729]

Mg=my god

[@00dawn]

Mg=magnesium

[@AssistantCoreAQI]

@@00dawn Mg=Milligram.

[@bobloxman9729]

Early

[@jessicagray8852]

Early AF

[@GizmoMagui]

Tiny like you're 7:16

[@kiwi4058]

cheapest SSTO, huh...

[@dranand75]

hmm

[@tf2michu970]

look like a rusian sojuz rocket

[@bobloxman9729]

Mg

[@gianfrancolabanca9305]

m

[@bobloxman9729]

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