Little Joe 1 (No Pad)

This Little Joe 1 (No Pad) is a standout addition to the SFS UNIVERSE library, designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible within Spaceflight Simulator. Whether you are looking to enhance your gameplay aesthetics or seeking a high-precision functional asset, this blueprint offers a polished experience for any type of player. The creator has focused on delivering a reliable and creative resource that integrates seamlessly into your current save.

By adding Little Joe 1 (No Pad) to your collection, you gain access to new ways of exploring, building, and customizing your simulation environment. Its versatile design ensures it fits perfectly into various mission profiles, from complex engineering projects to casual sandbox fun. It is a must-have for users who value quality community-made content.

Download this blueprint today and take your SFS experience to the next level. Be sure to check for version compatibility to ensure all features and parts function correctly in your game.

Description

The Little Joe 1 was an unmanned rocket made to test the mercury program launch escape system. It was a solid fuel tank with 8 engines. (There’s only 3 bc I was too lazy to bp edit) Set the throttle to 100, set engines to on and then stage. (Don’t press the hawk engines, they’re already staged) After getting to a reasonable altitude and angle, press the booster part of the escape tower. Separate the tower from the probe and stage. (There’s parachutes) You need DLC

Features

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Details

➤ Blueprint Edit - Features parts with modified code for custom sizes, shapes, or hidden properties.

Cheats

➤ Part Clipping

Requirements

➤ Parts Expansion
➤ Redstone Atlas Pack
➤ Skins Expansion
➤ Cheats
➤ Spaceflight Simulator 1.6 or higher

How to download on mobile

➤ Open Spaceflight Simulator
➤ Select your world
➤ Build a new rocket
➤ Return to SFS UNIVERSE App/Web and press the download button

How to download on PC

➤ Open Spaceflight Simulator
➤ Select your world
➤ Build a new rocket
➤ Select the share button
➤ Select download blueprint
➤ Return to SFS UNIVERSE App/Web and press the copy URL button
➤ Return to Spaceflight Simulator and paste the URL
➤ Click on the download button