Classic Space: Mission Moon

Thanks to everyone for 300 supporters! This is incredible, projections show reaching the 1000 milestone by mid-November, which would be absolutely mind-boggling.

In honor of reaching 300, I made another minor modification to the main modules:

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LUNAR MODULE UPDATE 1.2: EXTERIOR MODULE PLATING/ENTRY ACCESS

Hello, Spacemen! As you are aware, our newest lunar module design is a prototype. As a result of your feedback, we've altered aspects of the design before mass production.

As you can see, the exterior plating of the roof has been increased and smoothed out. This should provide a resolution to the temperature control issue plaguing the modules. This also brings us even closer in look to our signature LL928 Galaxy Explorer starships.

In addition, physical keypads have been added to the exterior doors, so in the event that a spaceman is unable to transmit the entry code from his helmet to the module systems digitally, he can physically enter it to still gain access.

In addition, we still have a few requests we'd like your input on. We have been asked to provide a two-seater survey vehicle. Our engineers would like to know if you spacemen would prefer a small ship, a wheeled vehicle, or something else.

In addition, the geological survey department has requested we add a cartographer to our mission. We have prepared some suit designs below, please inform us of the design you prefer:

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Thank you all so much for 100 supporters! You've all bought us another year to get this made!

The following update was already planned, and just happened to coincide with this milestone:

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LUNAR MODULE UPDATE 1.1: HEATING VENTS, PLATING, STANDARDIZED BUNKS

Hello, Spacemen! As you are aware, our newest lunar module design is a prototype. As a result of your feedback, we've altered aspects of the design before mass production.

As you can see, the main module has had it's exterior cleaned up a bit. Our engineers tell us this design should have stronger atmosphere retention. There is also additional plating on the faces of the modules, which should provide greater security. This also provides a closer aesthetic to our signature LL928 "galaxy explorer" starship.

In addition, we have altered the sleeping quarters, which now feature a similar bunk design to that used in our LL928 starships. Sleep tight, spacemen!

Finally, we have a few requests we'd like your input on. Firstly, we have been asked to provide a two-seater survey vehicle. Our engineers would like to know if you spacemen would prefer a small ship, a wheeled vehicle, or something else.

In addition, the geological survey department has requested we add a cartographer to our mission. We have prepared some suit designs below, please inform us of the design you prefer:

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