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I'm not sure it would have been possible. The amount of computing power to land a rocket like that is insane.
In order to land in other ways, the rocket has to be really small (parachutes) or have too much weight consumed by an airframe (space shuttle).
It probably wouldn't have been possible to get to the moon with the restrictions those designs would have imposed.