A few Bonanza snapshots

[HardCub]

Just a few shots of the Beechcraft Bonanza, shown here in three different, distinct models. The Bonanza revolutionized the GA low-wing aircraft industry when it was first introduced back in 1947 as the Model 35.
As of 2007, over 17,000+ Bonanzas have been built and it is still being produced by Hawker-Beechcraft. Typical cost circa 2006 = US$ 700,000.00 per unit.:eek:

Hope y'all enjoy! :D

Bonanza F33a
model design by Carenado
http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/attachment.php?attachmentid=5188&stc=1&d=1206466684

Bonanza A36 with "Tip-tanks"
model design by Dreamfleet
http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/attachment.php?attachmentid=5189&stc=1&d=1206466684

Bonanza V35b
model design by Carenado
http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/attachment.php?attachmentid=5190&stc=1&d=1206466684

[peer01]

I like them very much :cool:

[vortiz56]

Always thought the Bonanza V was kinki.

[Smutley]

Missed these. great looking aircraft. :cool:

[wjohnson006]

Is This Fs9?

[HardCub]

Yes sir, wjohnson006... it is FS9. I do not plan to make the switch to FSX. I personally think FS9 looks far better in thousands of ways with the right add-ons. All of my pics. are non-edited, so what you see is what (I) see on my monitor screen.

These pics. consist of the following add-ons: FlightZone's Portland,OR scenery - ActiveSky 6.5 - BirdsEyeView "Summer" textures - Carenado's Beechcraft Bonanza with a custom repaint (found on this website) - Dreamfleet's Bonanza. All graphic-card display options/sliders are set to MAX when I take photos so that the JPEG.file quality is excellent. (produces a high-resolution file)
I use EZThumbnail(free) to resize the files to post them here. I set the JPG settings to MAX. That's it! I LOVE FS2004. IT ROCKS!!!!!!


Also, thanks for the compliment Smutley, I truly appreciate it!

[DK8290]

Beech'n pics! ... haha. I have the V-tail V-35 and it's nice. Interior is getting a bit dated but still nice.