FS2002/0 Vari-Eze
FS2002/0 Vari-Eze The Vari-Eze was designed in 1974 by Burt Rutan. The first Vari-Eze (Model 31), registration number N7EZ, was built in 1975 and was powered by a converted Volkswagen engine. The second prototype, registration number N4EZ, was completed in early 1976. This model used a Continental aircraft engine, giving it more horsepower, faster speed and longer range. N4EZ is also the prototype of Model 33, which was offered in kit form to amateur/home aircraft builders. Rutan built the Vari-Eze to prove that the canard concept would be safe and popular with civil aviators. FSDS model, textures and airfiles by “Rans14”. 778K
