Originally created by Jankees for the "Super Stearman IB75A" (GAS product), I adapted this repaint for another version of Stearman: a model AN75N1, developed as a result of the project IB75A and which represents the veritable model on which is based the real "Cannibal Queen".
Main caracteristic of this AN75N1:
The Cannibal Queen is actually a PT-17 with a reinforcement on the back of the fuselage in extension of the headrest.
The PT-17’s representative intake is also visible on the forward upper fuselage just behind the engine hood of the Lycoming R-680 E3B.
Only the two-seater seat of the front cockpit was not represented because this aircraft is used to make baptisms of the air and carried 2 passengers in addition to the pilot who is located in the rear seat.
As this plane is still commercially operated (March 2025) by its actual owner as biplan rides over Philadelphia and for not infringing any copyright, this repaint is provided free of charge as freeware and has no relation to "Golden Age Simulation".
Main caracteristic of this AN75N1:
The Cannibal Queen is actually a PT-17 with a reinforcement on the back of the fuselage in extension of the headrest.
The PT-17’s representative intake is also visible on the forward upper fuselage just behind the engine hood of the Lycoming R-680 E3B.
Only the two-seater seat of the front cockpit was not represented because this aircraft is used to make baptisms of the air and carried 2 passengers in addition to the pilot who is located in the rear seat.
As this plane is still commercially operated (March 2025) by its actual owner as biplan rides over Philadelphia and for not infringing any copyright, this repaint is provided free of charge as freeware and has no relation to "Golden Age Simulation".
