It is indeed the NC1070, over to you :D

Thanks mate. Here's another that doesn't appear to be on Mel's list...

http://i39.tinypic.com/dbgwg0.jpg

More...

http://i40.tinypic.com/2ev6nps.jpg

Either Buckmaster, Brigand or Buckingham

Scratch the Buckmaster and Buckingham I will go for the Brigand.
If correct Open House

Good scratching mate - it is the Brigand. And it's open house.

Well, seeing as I have a cockpit to monitor, I might as well take this OH :)

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ps18a47dc6.jpg

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Mel

Seems to have something of the Heinkel 45 about it

Morning Kitbag,

I was just thinking about putting up some clues due to lack of responses to help this and my cockpit along :)

Afraid it's not a Heinkel 45, it's several years earlier and I'll go as far as to say it's not German!

It has a single cantilever wing and its purpose was non military.

G'day Trevor! :)

I suspect the Hanriot HD-22...?

(Thanks for the get-well wishes!)

G'day Graeme,

You're welcome mate, good to see you back!

You're suspicions are correct :D

You have control :ok:

Thanks Trevor! :ok:

http://i43.tinypic.com/29vjxh5.jpg

The aircraft is French. Lots of clues here...

http://i41.tinypic.com/2uhy0r6.jpg

G'day mate - you're getting soft in yer old age!

Maybe mate - but I'm just trying to get it solved, it's been up for a while. :)

I would have to OH it anyway today.

Open House is fine mate.

The answer is......?

Bloch MB220.

Owza hand mate?

Cheers

That's him! Open House. :ok:

On the mend! :)

http://i39.tinypic.com/2zdywt1.jpg

Making nice progress Graeme :)

A rather wide crop to help things along!
http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6907e60d.jpg

Maybe a clue is in order: Twin-engine Bomber, mid 20's

Is it American ?

Sorry Krakatoa, it's not from America (north or south)!

Boulton Paul P.75 Overstrand ?

G'day Trevor.

I'll try for a bit of Sidestrand?

Saw this on the net, although the struts don't seem to match...

http://i43.tinypic.com/ogfk8y.jpg

Evening Graeme,

It is a Boulton & Paul Sidestrand III Well done :D

I think the strut mismatch is due to the fact that my "bit" is looking towards the fuselage, whereas the shot you found was taken from under the fuselage looking outboard and the cowling/exhaust pipes are identical to the the one in my source (see link below). However, I do believe that the caption is wrong because the Pegasus cowlings, possibly trialled on the III, but fitted to it's later development, the Overstrand (as mentioned above by David) show numerous"blisters" over the engine's rocker gear.

This Sidestrand was fitted with Bristol Jupiter XF engines and tested with "The Boulton and Paul Townend Ring" combined with an exhaust collector (see link below)

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Noyade has control :ok:

Thanks Trevor! :)

Here's the next one....

http://i42.tinypic.com/3536y4z.jpg

North American Rockwell OV-10 Bronco. If correct OH

Not the Bronco mate....

Evening Graeme,

Well, I reckon it's a week late for SSK's thread!!

The Convair Model 48 Charger ??

That's the one Trevor! :) Control is yours again!

Thanks mate,

I'm on my lunch break at the moment, I'll try and sort one out to put up ASAP Nice photo BTW :ok:

Here is the next Challenge to go with my indigestion :ooh:

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/...ps88524e03.jpg

Good Morning Trevor. Is it the Caproni Ca.335 / Sabca S.47?

Hello Karl,

It certainly is, well done :D

I thought a Belgian one-off might have lasted a while, but when I realised that it was really a Caproni, I thought you'd surely get it at first sight!! :)

Caproni Ca.335 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Karlark has control :ok:

Thanks Trevor. :ok:

Open house please.

Here's one for the open house. :)

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...ps26935ea6.jpg

G'day Karl.

First thought was the S-38, but now probably the Consolidated Commodore?

Right on Graeme :ok:

Your control.