The Laminar-DLM Eagle Mk II is a single-seat, single-engine racing monoplane. The experimental aircraft was created as part of a joint project by Laminar Systems and DLM Aerospace.
Background
The Laminar-DLM Eagle Mk II was created as part of a collaborative effort between Laminar Systems and DLM Aerospace. The aircraft is equipped with a sliding "bubble" canopy, working lighting (landing light, navigation lights, strobes, and beacon), start-up smoke effects and animated cockpit instrumentation. Although a basic (and somewhat buggy) aircraft, the Eagle was released as an open-source gift for potential developers to experiment with the Laminar Flight Release (LFR) aircraft script.
Features
- Working cockpit instrumentation.
- Animated components (canopy, propeller, instruments).
- Laminar flight release (LFR) physics.
- Working lighting (landing lights, navigation lights, strobes and beacon).
Images
Laminar-DLM Eagle Mk II in flight above the Blake Sea.
Cockpit with pilot seating and instrumentation.