Keeping Felix busy....

[Woodlouse2002]

Aircraft no.2 in my line up. This one should be easier but still a small challenge.

[Scottler]

Hard to tell in that shot, but it slightly resembles a Blackburn "Blackburn".

[Felix/FFDS]

I'f guess its a Bristol 118/120, but they would have had radial engines....

[Woodlouse2002]

Both wrong. I can only say that your right about the country of origin.

[Felix/FFDS]

Both wrong. I can only say that your right about the country of origin.

The "K" on the tail isn't much help, either...

How about a hint - is it from one of the "normal" manufacturers, or a specialty builder?

(That tail looks awfully Hawker or Boulton-Paulish)

[Woodlouse2002]

They are a normal well known manufacturer. It is also a fighter.

[Felix/FFDS]

Westland F7/30.

[Woodlouse2002]

Very good. I shall now deliver my third and final mystery aircraft.

[Hagar]

Excellent. Well done Felix & Woody.

Unfortunately Woody told me what it was but I don't think I would have got this one.

[Flt.Lt.Andrew]

It is very PZL. ish or Czechish, the cranked upper wings seem to imply continental influence....

A.

[Hagar]

Nobody's mentioned it but this is an unusual design. The engine is mounted behind the pilot, driving the prop via an extension shaft - similar to the Bell Airacobra. The pilot sits in front of the engine & the upper wing leading edge which would give much better visibility compared with conventional biplanes.