DCDesigns Boeing Stearman - Bob and Pat Wagner Air Show Livery

Stearman PT-17 - Bob & Pat Wagner Air Show. The two-seat Stearman biplane trainer was developed from the Stearman Model 70 prototype which was first flown on New Years Day 1934. Despite being an already obsolete design it gave yeoman service in training pilots for wartime and has found a devoted following post-WWII. In civilian duty this PT-17 was flown for many years by air show performers Bob and Pat Wagner. It is fitted with a substantially larger engine for performance aerobatics, a smoke system, and a wing-top stand for a wing walker. This plane currently resides at the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum in Hood River, OR. The attached video was produced by my new friend, Roy Pettit as a promotional video for WAAAM.