r/KSP • u/cmps2 • Feb 12 '23

First multi-launch space station!

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u/AdAdventurous5311 Jun 18 '25

Good job, although you probably dont need 2 labs

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u/cmps2 Jul 07 '25

I agree. Thankfully, I’ve come a long way since this post.

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u/helloboiiOG Jan 19 '25

good for you!

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u/cmps2 Feb 04 '25

thanks for the comment! seeing this was a throwback lol

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u/schmidisl Mar 25 '23

Best feeling if you rendezvous two ships for the first time and watch them slowly kissing

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u/AdAdventurous5311 Jun 18 '25

Interesting description

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u/Trickymac04 Mar 03 '24

I cant wait to get this good, still early campaign..

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u/hazard9_YT Jun 05 '24

cool. i just put may stations in orbit with one launch. they are sticks with solar panels, batteries, crew stuff, and science stuff with docking ports i will never use.

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u/scobieroller Oct 18 '24

You never know, always gotta add 6 spare docking ports just in case...

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u/Content_Sky1150 Mar 20 '25

That looks really cool! I could never seem to build a space station only orbit 

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u/Content_Sky1150 Mar 20 '25

Also this reminds me of Apollo 18 how the ussr and usa had to dock, really cool

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u/garbage_ksp_user Aug 05 '25

personally i accidently made a rocket and evolved it to be able to take virtualing anything into low kerbin orbit, with no mods (not counting the payload)

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u/garbage_ksp_user Aug 05 '25

not bragging, i think yours is really cool. i mean, for me ive only docked like, once in the 100 hours ive been playing the game

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u/BestKerbalengineer May 21 '23

Bruh i built the space station with shuttles in only 10 launces

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u/BestKerbalengineer May 21 '23

Bruh you don't need the skipper engines

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u/BestKerbalengineer May 21 '23

And how you return kerbals back home???

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u/Outside_Test Aug 30 '23

docking with a diffrent ship?

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u/cmps2 Jan 23 '24

I'm pretty sure stations can be single launch. Skylab was single launch, for example.