Orbiter Screenshot Thread

Yep, it would probably be pretty stable on water :lol:
 
I want to see the faces when you're on a crowded beach and run to the water with your DG:lol:
 
I want to see the faces when you're on a crowded beach and run to the water with your DG:lol:

Yeah, I can't really wait to see that myself. When filled with air, it would have almost the right density of the original glider. :lol:
 
I want to see the faces when you're on a crowded beach and run to the water with your DG

Shouting "Trans-Lunar Injection, beware !!!" :rofl:

or "Mayday, mayday, prepare for ditching !!" :lol:
 
Something new to place for sale at Orbiter Store. :hmm: :lol:

Actually it's not a problem if you order at least 100 of them. I know company which can do even real size one. Cost however would be... maybe not as big as real spacecraft but surelly significant.
 
Actually it's not a problem if you order at least 100 of them. I know company which can do even real size one. Cost however would be... maybe not as big as real spacecraft but surelly significant.

Ok, depending on the cost, you would be selling at least one. :thumbup:
 
Assembled stack (finally):

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Actually if you build it the right size and tow it behind a boat or jet ski it would actually fly, like the manta :)
 
And night launch of the Velcro prototype:

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Houston, we thought we'd start building a little ship, and then insanity ensued:

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Prometheus, built by Nexiss during some hard-core IMS testing.

Also, our other tester PeterRoss took an IMS vessel beyond the confines of the solar system for the first time:

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Curiously, the heat dynamics were a bit unexpected and rather similiar to those from our sun instead from this particular star, but with full EPP-integration that will very soon change.
 
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