[1][2][3] The Legend is a streamlined low-wing monoplane mainly constructed of carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer.

[1] It has swept-back tail surfaces with a mid-mounted tailplane and tapered wings, with optional winglets.

The prototype was powered by a 575 hp (429 kW) Chevrolet V-8 engine with a three-bladed tractor propeller and a ventral air-scoop, the Turbine Legend has a 724 shp (540 kW) Walter M601 turboprop with a three-bladed tractor propeller.

[1] The enclosed cockpit has room for two persons in tandem seats with dual controls and has a rear-hinged, upward-opening, canopy with a fixed windscreen.

[1] In a March 2020 review for Kitplanes, writer Doug Rozendaal described the takeoff: "the acceleration is like a jet fighter."