I think avion ancien got it right.

Judge for yourself: http://www.glue-it.co.uk/aircraft/issoire/e78/index.html

I suppose Fred41 simply forgot that he took part…:rolleyes:

Let avion ancien present the next one.

Al

It is the Hopfner/Hirtenberg HM.13/34, designed by Herbert Lampich in 1934.

It’s John again…

Al

Rogozarski SIM-XIV-H

Al

There will always be somone who can even identify flying furniture from Siam…
(…his name is John, mostly.:D)

Just relax – and try this.

Al

Westland PV.7 or G.4/31.

Correct

Al

Two more WW I-Aviation books I recommend:

Harleyford’s “Marine Aircraft of the 1914-1918 War” by Nowarra and others.

“Naval Aviation in the First World War (Its Impact and Influence)”, a historical survey of Naval Aviation in WW I by R.D. Layman (Caxton Editions, 1996). A very good read…

Al

I have lamented before of the lack of written material (in English) about French aircraft.

There is a comprehensive work on the subject called “French Aircraft of the First World War” by Dr. James J. Davilla and Artur M. Soltan, published by Flying Machines Press in 2002.

See this website:
http://www.flying-machines.com/booklist.html

This book details all french aircraft in service with all nations during WW 1, including line drawings in 1/72 and 1/144 scales.

Al

It does look more like the Huff-Daland LB-1 to me.

Al