Beech King Air 200 Round Acrylic Ornament

Developed during the early 1960s as a turboprop-powered variant of smaller Queen Air business aircraft, the King Air family entered service in 1964. The initial model line was expanded in 1972 with the lengthened and T-tailed 200 model, featuring increased operating weights and more powerful PT-6 engines. More than 7,600 have been built at the Beech facilities in Wichita, Kansas making the King Air line both the longest-produced, and most numerous turboprop aircraft.

An artistic interpretation of the aircraft’s side and top views is laser-engraved with exacting detail onto a round acrylic crystal ornament, measuring approximately 3.4 inches in diameter, with a material thickness of 1/8 inch. For best display clarity, the design is engraved as a reversed mirror image on one side of the ornament, so that it can be viewed with proper alignment on the opposite side.

As a gift, or as a treat for yourself, these are a perfect way to add your favorite airplanes of the past to your today! Use them to decorate for the holidays, or to brighten up your desk, office, or special area of your home or work space all year long.