Silhouette challenge

[HarmoniousDragmaster]

Bingo. Well done Graeme, you have a good memory!, Yes Mel, its scanned from that very book. Your control Graeme.

[Noyade]

Thanks Wayne and Mel. I eventually did find that page...

Aircraft Identification V - Page 166 - Aircraft of World War II - Warbird Forums

In true AviaQuiz style...(unfortunately I can't 'expand' the photo.)...

[MReyn24050]

Wild guess Armstrong Whitley AW.38 Whitley perhaps?

[Noyade]

Sorry Mel, not the Whitley. This aircraft is smaller dimensionally but heavier.

Unfortunately mate I'm just heading off to work for an afternoon shift where I have no internet access. They don't trust us! Back around 2130 hrs my time, about 1000 hrs your time?

Get some sleep mate!

[HarmoniousDragmaster]

Smaller than the Whitley but heavier? Bloody hell, I didn't know there was such a beast.

My confident guess now feels like a stab in the dark......HP Hampden?

[Noyade]

Hi Wayne!

Smaller than the Whitley but heavier? Bloody hell, I didn't know there was such a beast.

Well...that's what I've read. I've got a MTOW for the Whitley at 28,000 lb compared to 39,000 lb for the beast above. You could re-check the beast's weight for me by looking in your Putnam book dedicated to Bristol.

[MReyn24050]

You gave it away. It is the Bristol Brigand.

[Noyade]

You gave it away. It is the Bristol Brigand.

Yes I did and yes it is. Your control.

[HarmoniousDragmaster]

Ah, too late looking back. I would have looked up the Bombay in any case

[carson1934]

Dear Ridge Runner
don't be too hard on italians...my Giulietta is thirty years old and it still works and looks fine...
I'm taking advantage of a clearance in my log-in problems
carson1934

[MReyn24050]

Here is the next one, sorry about the delay.

[Bradenav]

Bonjour à tous

Maybe the Westland Yeovill (1926) ?

[MReyn24050]

Bradenav. Spot on . It is the Westland Yeovil.

You have control.

[Bradenav]

Re-bonjour .

Good luck with this one :

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[Lightning Mate]

Good afternoon/bonjour/g'day gentlemen.

My first time on line today.
These "partial" images seem to be getting popular.

[sablatnic]

Something from Germany?

[Bradenav]

YES ,you are on the right way .It has two names,both very well known in Germany.
One of his names is well known in British industry too,and since more a century ...

Richard

[HarmoniousDragmaster]

Something like 'Daimler' you mean?

[MReyn24050]

Daimler and Benz comes to mind.

[Bradenav]

Daimler ...