Silhouette challenge

[Arado]

I'd agree, but I wasn't sure how much latitude to give.
I had sourced it as the Heston AOP.
You have control, skytrain

[skytrain10]

Its known by all 3 names...see Wikipedia entry:
Heston JC.6 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Ridge Runner]

Come on Ken, do your very worst!!!!

[skytrain10]

Thanks Arado

Here we go then:

[Ridge Runner]

Is this one a trainer, mate? Any link to the Stearman 75?

[skytrain10]

Is this one a trainer, mate? Any link to the Stearman 75?

Not a trainer and no association with Stearman that I'm aware of.

[Lightning Mate]

An apology to TC.

I received your mail mate, but have not yet had time to colour it in with a felt-tip pen. I will have it ready for tomorrow.

Watching the thread with interest.....................

[Lightning Mate]

Arado,

Apologies if this is too small, never used photobucket before, and it's a bit of a struggle for me.

I think I know what you are doing wrong. A PM might be an idea.

[Ridge Runner]

Back to the SC....

Is this a British machine, Ken?

[skytrain10]

Not British mate

[Ridge Runner]

OK, so would it be more oriental?

[skytrain10]

Not oriental either!

[Arado]

eastern european? A Letov perhaps

[dazdaz1]

Umm...How about the PT-17 Stearman?

D1

[skytrain10]

Not a Letov and not eastern European Arado...

And not a Stearman dazdaz1 (see my original response to Ridge Runner)

[Arado]

A final roll of the dice before hitting 90 minutes of motorway queues...
A Hatz?

logging off, so OH if correct.( unlikely, i know)

Arado

[skytrain10]

Sorry, not a Hatz Arado.

Safe trip

[Mechta]

How about a Travelair 4 Biplane?

[skytrain10]

How about a Travelair Biplane?

Good call Mechta. You've got the make, but I need the model.
Note that this version was sometimes fitted with spats. There are photos on the web both with and without.

[Mechta]

I think I will take a punt at Travel Air 4D, judging by the slope of the top cowl