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Leonardo Eagle 44
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Sea, Exploration, Advanced
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Leonardo Eagle 44

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Want to feel like an eagle soaring through the wind? The Leonardo Eagle 44 is the sailing yacht that delivers that exhilarating experience. Designed for those who crave the perfect balance between speed, elegance, and effortless control, this 44-foot masterpiece glides across the water with the grace and power of its namesake



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    Release (22/03/2025)
  • Full release



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  • Nose diving when under sail


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7 Comments
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Fopjob craving Buh'er 24 Mar @ 7:06am 
hope you enjoy the steam awards my man, i really hope more people like you appear, the last guy who was also dutch called it ''cringe'' to like our own country like what??
Fopjob craving Buh'er 24 Mar @ 7:05am 
ayy dutch patriot i'm also dutch +rep
The Nameless 23 Mar @ 8:10pm 
Thanks for the bilge pump!
meneer_jorrit  [author] 23 Mar @ 10:31am 
@vortex2009, there is a handcrank underneath the mastboom
meneer_jorrit  [author] 23 Mar @ 10:29am 
@The Nameless, thanks for the tip I've added a manual pump just need to update it.
vortex2009 23 Mar @ 5:28am 
How do you open the main sail?
The Nameless 23 Mar @ 12:25am 
Needs a bilge pump in the cabin due to the hatch being below the water level. I recommend a manual pump since it's a small space, a smart user won't fill it that bad, and a regular pump would wipe out the little batteries very quickly.

Otherwise I really like this. Simple, manageable, moves on very little wind, and uses very little fuel when you have to fire up the engine.