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Known originally as Beecraft Associates Inc., this company built the diminutive Wee Bee in 1949, in which the pilot lay in a prone position.
It was followed by the larger V-tailed Honey Bee, which first flew on 12 July 1952.
| Tom Miller, teandblmiller(@)cox.net, 07.07.2008 Beecraft Associates also built a four place airplane called the "Queen Bee". Only one was built and it was destroyed in a fire at the San Diego Aerospace Museum. | | Rob Dickson, rjd5 (@)bigpond .com, 14.07.2007 THis A/c is constructed from 020 Alclad, with a laminated top compression spar cap.Are there any other photo's or Diagrams availiable ? How did the V tail mixer work ? | | Bob DuHamel, beecraft(@)spamtrap.amsky.com, 11.05.2007 This aircraft is currently at the San Diego Air & Space Museum (Gillespie Field Annex) awaiting restoration. Look on Wikipedia soon for a photograph. | | R2, arturo.valero(@)gatorade.com.mx, 16.11.2006 Hello Friends
this air craft still exist´s?, i want to know, and if the airplane its available, what´s the price in US dollars regards |
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