This part addon contains over one hundred parts made of rusty metal.
zer0Kerbal, originally by GagaXadopted with express permission and brought to you by KerbSimpleCo
GagaXThis mod adds parts made of rusty metal.
The goal of this mod is to let you build rockets/spaceplanes that have completely different look than stock parts, and most of the other mods. If you like aestetics of Firefly, Red Dwarf, Fallout, Mad Max, you might like this mod.
Most of the parts have stats comparable to similar stock parts. Some are maybe slightly OP.
There are more than 100 parts from all categories.
Dependencies: none!
![Hero Image][IMG:hero:0]
Kottabos Gaming
- Compatibility patches
- Contracts for these glorious parts
- Variant Textures
- Converting from FireSpitter to Stock and/or KSPWheel
- Model updates to Unity 2019
- Marketing Images and Videos such as hero shots, animated gifs, short highlight
- Have a request? Glad to have them, kindly submit through GitHub.
English
- your translation here
HELP WANTED - See the README in the Localization folder or the Quickstart Guide for instructions for adding or improving translations. GitHub push is the best way to contribute. Additions and corrections welcome!
Use CurseForge/OverWolf App (currently does not install dependencies)
Other Rusty Star Rockets (RSR) mods:
Either 3
[USI-core][USI-core]
[Community Category Kit (CCK)][CCK]
parts, config
red box below is a link to forum post on how to get support

Be Kind: Lithobrake, not jakebrake! Keep your Module Manager up to date
GagaX for creating this glorious parts
addon!linuxgurugamer for handing this
off to me!zer0KerbalForum: Thread - Source: GitHub
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Disclaimer(s)
All bundled mods are distributed under their own licenses
All art assets (textures, models, animations, sounds) are distributed under their own licenses
GagaXForum: Thread - Download: SpaceDock - Source: SpaceDock
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zer0KerbalCompletely voluntary, absolutely amazing, and really does help me out a lot!
cybutek creator of Kerbal Engineer
and it is true.
Track progress: issues here and projects here along with The Short List