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Falcon 9 Rocket

Greetings fellow engineers!
I am very proud to bring to you my very first rocket.
This rocket is inspired by SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket.
- It is a two stage rocket with a detachable fairing on the top, which houses the payload (IMPORTANT: The payload is a vehicle named "Escape Pod", and it was created by Saleos. I DO NOT TAKE ANY CREDIT FOR THE VESSEL, ALL CREDIT FOR THE ESCAPE POD GOES TO SALEOS. - http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=844018310)

This rocket is NOT designed for survival and will most likely not work if spawned in survival mode.

STAGES:
In order to seperate the stages, you must enter the main cockpit which is located at the top of the second stage. While launching, you can detach the first stage by turning off the merge blocks labeled "First Stage Connectors" in the toolbar. Once you have reached orbit, exit the cockpit and navigate up into the Escape Pod (the main cockpit has a glowing red light above it). From here, you must seperate the fairing by turning off the merge blocks labeled "Fairing Connectors". Before you eject the vehicle, turn all engines via the toolbar. Once the fairing is clear of the rocket, press "4" which will deconnect you from the rocket.
CONGRATS! You are now in space in a survival ready Escape Pod with extendable Solar Wings and a Parachute to help you when landing the vehicle.

IMPORTANT: This rocket can be reused. In order to land the rocket, you must keep the first and second stage connected to each other (The fairing and payload are not needed for landing).
- Rotate the rocket so that it is oriented in a way that the main engines are faced the object/planet you are trying to land on, then enter the atmosphere and make sure that you are as close to being perpendicular to the ground as possible. Once you are about 500-1000m above the surface, press "1" on your keyboard to extend the landing legs. Use your thrusters to slow you down and make a soft landing.
- You can now place a new payload on the top and relaunch and land again if you wish.

I will continue to work and improve this rocket. If you notice any issues or have any recommendations, please leave a comment below.