ISV-Pegasus (Interstellar Spaceship)

Built using the Spacecraft Editor IMPORTANT: Unfortunately, I cannot add proper docking ports to the spaceships and the station without messing around the base files of the game. Those who know how are free to add them through the modules. If you're good at orbital maneuvers, and have the time for the tedious work of "manual docking", you're also free to do so. Also, the ISVs share the same length of the space station because its easier to build them in the same position (not slightly back, higher or lower) -ROMA Space Station- At almost 2. 5 km in lenght, the ROMA Space Station is the construction zone for the Pegasus-class Interstellar Vehicle. The opening is large enough for the Pegasus-class, and shuttles launched from the ground can dock to the ISVs. *ROMA is canonically orbiting the moon, around 4000km from the surface, but it can be built anywhere you want to. -ISV 'Pegasus-1'- Designed as a test bed for the future of Interstellar Vehicles, the 'Pegasus-1' was the first successful spaceship to reach another planetary system. Sparing no expense, the spacecraft features 4 large dust shields, 7 fusion engines, waste heat radiators and no cargo. Although slower and heavier (most of the mass being dust shields), the 'Pegasus-1' completed its voyage to another star with minimal harm to its engines and dust shielding. This data was of much importance for the construction of the 'Pegasus-2' -ISV 'Pegasus-2'- The second generation of the Pegasus ISVs. Built 22 years after 'Pegasus-1', it features stronger engines and a more streamlined design. As the dust shield proved efficient, less of it was present on 'Pegasus-2'. Most of it was for protection of the radiators and cargo. The first generation engines were toned down on power for the test bed, however, the second generation does not hold back on them, reaching strong and efficient thrust for faster acceleration. This comes at the cost of more radiators to dissipate the waste heat. -ISV 'Pegasus-3'- Maybe...