Challenge

[Noyade]

Indeed mate!
All yours.

[Lightning Mate]

Open House.

[Kitbag]

I'm sure this type has been featured before but Mels list seems to have disappeared so I apologise if you experts id it too easily.

[sycamore]

The exhausts seem to point towards the prop;so ,is it a `pusher` installation on one of those Saro flying boats,or similar...?

[Kitbag]

It is indeed a pusher installation, but not a SARO type

[sycamore]

Could be a Short Singapore 3...OH if correct

[Kitbag]

Not the Singapore, this was a little later than the glory days of the pre war flying boat and with a very different role.

[Lightning Mate]

Saab J 21A-3

Your uncropped photo I believe:

[Kitbag]

LM, the evidence is irrefutable, SAAB J 21A one of the few piston engine types to be successfully modified for jet power

[Lightning Mate]

Thank you Kb.

I will have to call OH I'm afraid.

[MReyn24050]

Open House?
Here is an easy one to go on with ;-

[Kitbag]

Fairey Albacore?

[MReyn24050]

This one is not from Fairey, Kitbag.

[Kitbag]

I think this is a single, radial engined naval torpedo bomber from the 1930's.
Assuming it's British.
How about the Blackburn Ripon?

[MReyn24050]

Your getting there Kitbag, it is an aircraft by Blackburn but not the Ripon.

[Lightning Mate]

Maybe Shark.

[MReyn24050]

It is indeed the Blackburn Shark:-

[Lightning Mate]

Thank you Mel.

This one is not difficult.

[Noyade]

The Tugan Gannet.

[Lightning Mate]

It is indeed.

Back to you.