Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[PhantomCruiser]

Nice! How big is it in relation to the Jason?

 

[Loru]

Slowly progressing

 

[PhantomCruiser]

I suddenly have remembered where I've seen intakes like that before...

 

[Donamy]

Nice! How big is it in relation to the Jason?

Thanks for the support. Here's a shot of both.

 

[Pipcard]

Progress on the Jason ll.

It's like if the XR5 and the Jason had a baby.

 

[Aeadar]

This is just too cool!

 

[SolarLiner]

 

[Pablo49]

That lens flare is way too strong.

 

[Donamy]

Nice to see someone actually found out, that the radiators can be stowed.

 

[SolarLiner]

Nice to see someone actually found out, that the radiators can be stowed.

Actually this was kind of a "test shot", I used a Thorton ISS scenario, I think somewhere in the 2001 launches. And I didn't touch anything :lol:

 

[n122vu]

It's been so long since I actually just flew a mission in Orbiter, especially exploring somewhere new, instead of just trying out an addon for a few minutes before returning to real life. I'd forgotten how much I truly love this sim.

DGIV on the pad at the newly-refit Prelude III base on Phobos, after a successful flight from Orcus Patera (my first flight out of OP, and my first ever flight to Phobos).

 

[Donamy]

Actually this was kind of a "test shot", I used a Thorton ISS scenario, I think somewhere in the 2001 launches. And I didn't touch anything :lol:

Yeah, alot people don't know he used my models.

 

[Star Voyager]

Columbia docks to Skylab-B, ca. 1982.

 

[IronRain]

Last Sunday, my primary space station, Skylab-II re-entered Earth's atmosphere as planned.

As follow up, the third generation (in my Orbiter world) of the Skylab station was launched today, at 11:00 utc. Called the Polar Earth Observatory (PEO), Skylab was launched in a polar orbit from Cape Canaveral (not really realistic I know).

The first planned mission is the Italian/European Eridanus shuttle later this month.

Ready for launch

Lift-off!

Leaving the cape

Staging

Cut-off and re-orientation complete

Separation!

Antenna's and solar arrays deployed, batteries are charging

(I've always wanted a polar station and here it is!)

 

[Hlynkacg]

Jason Test Vehicle OV-1 "Eagle" on approach after it's first successful (on target) reentry.

 

[dgatsoulis]

This one should probably go in the biggest disaster thread, but that's for accidents.

Nothing accidental about this:

From Earth

From Mars

Seconds to impact

The last sunrise

 

[Donamy]

Do you know something we don't ?:blink:

 

[dgatsoulis]

Do you know something we don't ?:blink:

Nah, just playing around with a custom solar system. Earth and Mars are on the same orbit with 180° R.Inc.

 

[boogabooga]

This one should probably go in the biggest disaster thread, but that's for accidents.

Nothing accidental about this:

From Earth

From Mars

Seconds to impact

The last sunrise

Didn't that actually happen at some point?
[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_impact_hypothesis"]Giant impact hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

 

[Matias Saibene]

This one should probably go in the biggest disaster thread, but that's for accidents.

Nothing accidental about this:

From Earth

From Mars

Seconds to impact

The last sunrise

How have you managed to do that?