Dyke Delta

I discovered the Dyke Delta by chance.
My first thought was that there shouldn't be any problems with the centre of gravity here. The nose is long enough to manage without ballast.
I also find the concept unusual, with the passengers literally sitting in the wing.
The story behind its creation is very interesting. The aircraft was built at home in a garage. The wings can be folded over the fuselage. It fits into a garage and can be towed like a caravan. There is a detailed video about it.



https://youtu.be/VSGE0rvhy4U

In the printed version, I also placed great emphasis on ensuring that almost all parts can be replaced.
This means that everything is simply plugged in and screwed together. As a result, only defective parts need to be replaced in the event of a breakage.

The print settings can be found in the PDF file ‘printsettings’.
Furthermore, all parts are included as STEP files in the ‘Assembly’. You can open it with any CAD software and see how the parts are assembled. The gif