Short Stirling & RAF Bomber Command Forum

This looks like a Savoia-Marchetti SM.92 twin engined Italian. 2 seat long ranger fighter, 2 DB 605 engines, crew carried in Port boom.

How did I do?

Cliff

Looks like a Vickers Windsor?

Cliff

OK John, you put this up on Friday afternoon after I went early so I would not see.
I was sure it was a Bristol Mercury engine so initially considered the Miles Master and Martinet, however the V windscreen makes me think its an Airspeed AS 45 Cambridge?

Cliff

We have a winner. Not sure what the operational history.
The Anson pics are impressive

Cliff

More grief from John L.

Looks a bit like an Anson but no.

Its not that common but more than one built.

Cliff

Do we have a correct answer?

I think it may be a Heinkel He 111 H-6

http://www.asisbiz.com/il2/He-111/Heink ... sz-25.html

But I could be wrong.

Happy New Year to all.

Cliff

Alan W / Highnoon1966

Spot on. Interesting aeroplane which according to the information that accompanied the photo was an engine testbed for the Arsenal VB10, which was not very successful!

Cliff

OK came to this one a bit late looking at the previous posts.

Took a bit of digging had to be a twin or a single engine mounted above the cockpit as the air intake and exhaust are on the top of the cowling.

Think I have got there in the end

Is it a Fairchild 91 Baby Clipper?

Cliff

Hi

Well after much pestering by John L I am now on site!

My guess is that this one is a Miles M20.

Cliff