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DD-61b (Spacecraft module) v1.1 (no mod)
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Type: Blueprint
Mod category: Exploration
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27 Nov, 2015 @ 3:12am
5 Dec, 2015 @ 7:12pm
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DD-61b (Spacecraft module) v1.1 (no mod)

Description
For the launch of the spacecraft or space shuttle landing module on the planet. More energy consumption when equipped with the spacecraft, it is recommended to use separately. When the separation can be easily landed on any planet in the atmosphere relaxed flight.

Total weight: 5,200 tons
Separated Weight: 1,200 tons
Environment: Almighty
Large Number of reactors: 3
11 Comments
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天律风 9 May, 2016 @ 5:13am 
造型真的很赞
Lazerhawk888 4 Jan, 2016 @ 2:00pm 
awesome !!!
76561198146888977 26 Dec, 2015 @ 5:22am 
very good
Malikos 5 Dec, 2015 @ 8:19pm 
awesome work man, great detail and it flies like a dream. keep up the good work
默默鲁  [author] 27 Nov, 2015 @ 9:54pm 
it good, i'm glad u happy with it
dionisiovega 27 Nov, 2015 @ 6:38pm 
Once again, Thanks for giving me permission to post my variant of your ship. I call mine the DD61a - Cavalier-Noctra. Let me know what you think of it
dionisiovega 27 Nov, 2015 @ 5:25pm 
Thanks, of course I will give credit to you and link the original ship from it.
默默鲁  [author] 27 Nov, 2015 @ 4:50pm 
Of course, no problem
dionisiovega 27 Nov, 2015 @ 4:02pm 
I have noticed that with quite a few ships, so don't feel too bad about it.
I posted this on your DD61a ship, but I have made a modified version of it, and was wondering if I could post it to the workshop?
默默鲁  [author] 27 Nov, 2015 @ 3:11pm 
Is not perfect, some issues remain unresolved, such as embarkation and disembarkation. . . . .