# Used to train thousands of Navy pilots during World War II, the N2S series - the Navy version of the PT-17 Stearman - became a common civilian crop-duster and recreation plane. The PT-17 Stearman dates back to the 1930s, when the Stearman Company developed its X-70 prototype. The X-70 would go on to form the basis of the PT-13, PT-15, PT-18 and PT-27 trainers. Boeing, which bought the Stearman Company in 1934, would go on to produce almost 10,000 examples of this rugged aircraft. As the PT-17, the Stearman known as the Kaydet in export versions was powered by a Continental R-670 engine of 220 horsepower. The navy version, the N2S, became known as the Yellow Peril because of its overall bright yellow paint.

**Manufacturer:** Mastercraft Collection  
**MPN:** `N2S-2/3/4`

## Specifications

| Attribute | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Brand name | Mastercraft Collection |
| Manufacturer name | Mastercraft Collection |
| Manufacturer | Mastercraft Collection |

## Distributor availability

| Distributor | SKU | Price (USD) | Qty | Stock | MOQ |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Walmart | 48041275 | 164.98 | 1 | None | 1 |

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