When the unique Vee-tailed Beechcraft Bonanza first appeared, many fliers were startled when they realized there were only two tail surfaces, instead of the usual three. But Beechcraft’s engineers produced a successful design that eliminated the vertical fins that actually reduced drag and increased speed with the power available. The Bonanza became a popular private plane, somewhat in the category of a Cadillac or Lincoln of the sky. This model has a removable cowling and detailed engine. The cockpit interior, visible through the clear windows, contains the control columns, instrument panels and passenger seats.Colorful decals are matched to available model paints, and, of course, the model also has the Vee (or Butterfly) tail.
 | This plastic model kit requires plastic cement and paint for assembly, and they are sold separately. |
