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I haven't done any gravity testing with this ship at all.
It *might* be possible to land it on a moon but it wasn't exactly designed with that in mind... the thrusters may not be powerful enough to slow the ship down in time.
I'll do some tests.
In the meantime you could just try it & see. Use a Creative world so you can paste the ship back in if it crashes.
Let me know your findings if you try it.
I'm not sure I follow your meaning there.
Sounds like you're talking about a whole new ship with a detachable module - like a mothership & drop-ship kind of arrangement. (?)
Please, explain your idea in detail. The better you describe it the easier it'll be for me to picture it in my head.
For your reference though, the 3 ships in screenshot 8 are...
-This one (the K-10)
-The K-8 Advanced Military Escort (the smaller one on the front)
-The K-9 Advanced Military Minelayer (The two larger ships on the sides)
Screenshot 9 is exactly the same 3 ships - just there are twice as many of them in the combo. 2 K-10's docked stern-to-stern, each with a K-8 docked to its bow and 2 K-9's docked to its sides. The only difference is that the 4 K-9's are docked the opposite way around
Simples!