N1

Take it. https://www.simplerockets.com/c/o239D3/Deepfriedfrenchtoasts-N-1-upgraded

@jacobssgt2 alrighty then

@deepfriedfrenchtoast I'm trying to import my engine throthle steering into this.

@jacobssgt2 Yeah I know, it also used grid fins to control roll.

@deepfriedfrenchtoast
N-1 did not use gimballed engines to steer. In order to control pitch and yaw it throthlled the outer ring engines.

@Murasakino lmao, yeah the failure prone Nk-15 engines combined with the bad plumbing of the rocket and the unreliable KORD computer system and avionics.

@deepfriedfrenchtoast yeah probably but at least they didn't hire drunk alcoholic children to build rockets

@Murasakino yeah rockets tend to be explosive. I think the Saturn-5 would cause an even bigger explosion if it ignited with all of its fuel like the N1 did.

They failed so badly that they caused the biggest non-nuclear manmade explosion 💀😂

@geometry dash world I quite like the Vizzy program, especially the climbing assist program.

@SCF01STS202Vanguard maybe, but I won't promise anything.

About time someone made a good looking N1, maybe perhaps Saturn-V Apollo coming in the future?

@SeeyaTheFurry yup. just in case...

@deepfriedfrenchtoast And of course Salyut 3 with its "self-defense" 23mm revolver cannon.

YOOO IT'S THE RUSKI SPACE SPIKE
LES GOOOOOOOO

@SeeyaTheFurry yeah, the UR-700A was the craziest in my opinion. An expendable rocket using nuclear engines, Now that's a good idea. The Americans also had plenty of crazy ones, they just weren't taken as seriously.

Nice

I f**king love the absolute absurdity of old soviet rockets and spacecraft.