I've withdrawn it mate.

I think you should post one.......

OK, you can keep that one for a rainy day (:\:\:\ a dry day would be nice wouldn't it:)) Here is the one that I now have up my sleeve!!

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/.../TC_wtf245.jpg

Doesn't appear to be armed............

Appearances can be deceptive :E

It had the lot, one fixed forward-firing MG, one free-mounted MG in rear cockpit, plus bombs or torpedo for good measure, but none show on the original image :)

Blackburn B-5 Baffin

That's the one mate!

The Blackburn B-5 Baffin Torpedo Bomber :D

Blackburn Baffin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...afe/baffin.jpg

Lightning Mate has control :ok:

Thanks TC, and good morning.

I wonder who will be around today/this evening.

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...9/satblues.jpg

The EDO XOSE-1?

If so - sorry, must be open house.

I will, I will. Been a busy weekend and my brother visited. :)

Evening mate.

That's the one. :ok:

Sorry about screwing with the cockpit challenge - got TC though!

Open House gentlemen.

Here's one to keep the ball rolling.

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/.../TC_wtf246.jpg

Big Gotcha on the cockpit thread TC. :E:mad:


err..........isn't the prop going to hit something above the cowling.....:\

Some kind of camera ship?

Sure was :)!! Not paying enough attention really, too much of a flap after screwing up my Puffin silhouette in the rush to post and then finding you'd got there first, but then withdrew your challenge, I should have spotted the collective lever :O

No Mate, it's mounted on the wing support strut, well clear of the prop-swing

Some kind of early aerodynamics research job?

Just an ordinary Observation/liaison aeroplane!

Edit: to include next question

That long pitot doesn't appear in many photos, although it is very clear in in the image I used (maybe of the prototype) I would ignore it :)

I'm intrigued!

Parasol monoplane or bipe with parasol upper ?

A Parasol monoplane

Edit to say that the gap in the vertical stab, apparently to allow adjustment of the incidence of the Horizontal stab, appears in most drawings, but few photos, so I assume that adjustment was not required and it was omitted sometime in production

A Lublin...?

It is a Lublin :ok:

Short rear fuselage - a cowled R-XIV ?

Unlucky, not an XIV