Junkers JU 86?

Googled that - it does look similar! But not a Jap.

Welcome zlin - not a Junkers mate.

Is this aircraft from the USA? There appears to be a step change in the fuselage contours forward of the retractable gun platform similar to the Martin Maryland/Baltimore. Another aircraft that had a retractable ventral gun was the Vultee V-11 but that aircraft did not have such a step change.

Morning Mel!

It is this machine according to the caption.

Can't honestly say, maybe the photo was an early mock-up?

Either way mate - your control. :ok:

Thanks Graeme. A very interesting challenge. Here is the next:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...Airquiz19d.jpg

Siebel Si 204 Mel?

Not the Siebel Si 204, Karl.

SNCAC NC.701 Martinet?

Not the SNCAC NC.701 Martinet either I am afraid Karl.

Ok, one last guess then I give up; Caproni Ca 313?

You have it Karl.:ok::D The Caproni Ca 313 it is.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...tenas_f7-1.jpg

Whew.. almost 3 strikes. Thanks Mel :)

This is all I could scrounge up in short order:

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i.../2012/31-5.jpg

Edit; Here's more of the image:
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i.../2012/38-9.jpg

Good scrounge! :)

A job for Aerofiles mate?

(Mel - what happened to your "Vengeance-looking" challenge?)

Yes, you can find this aircraft in Aerofiles, maybe. :)

Noyade wrote:- It was too easy to find by a simple bit of Google action.:)

Karlak, is the American Pilgrim 100-A :hmm:

It is not the Pilgrim 100, Irishair. This aircraft was from a little earlier; mid 1920s.

Travelaire "Woolaroc" now on display at the museum of the same name near Bartlesville, OK
The first aircraft to fly to Hawaii in the Dole Air Race. As I'm only a couple of hours north of its current location, I'm afraid I'll be asleep when the UK resumes so OH.
http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/p...m/20374573.jpg

That's perfectly right! :ok::D

ICT has declared Open House

Open House?
This one will not take long:-

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...Airquiz20a.jpg