MINIMUS BASE ALPHA!!!

 Hey everyone! The RocketKid here and today I want to show you my new Minimus base.


I started out with a new Hab design:



This base is quite different from the old Hab, it has 4 Solar arrays instead of 2 like my other one, check that post out! It also allows for EVAs while my old one didn't because of where the hatches were placed. It also has a giant comm antenna dish on the side for communication. Also, it has an Mk1 crew cabin, at my brother's request.

"Hey! I'm Camera shy!" Bill Kerman, the science guy


I chose a fairly steep landing site, but better the Mun base site!

I also sent a rover to minimus, Here's the design.


I chose the cupola for the front because it has a great view of the surface, with hitchhiker storage containers with, frankly, nothing in them! Oh, I also added fireworks.




"Too many photos! It's overloading the computer!" -Gene Kerman


Here's the rover on Minimus.

That's all I have on the base though, I'll be back with new stuff! This is the RocketKid, signing off!




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