I take back what I said about the Lancastrian a couple of posts back. I just saw this model on an Airfix forum
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/airfixtributeforum/airfix-1-72-dornier-do217-j-e-04020-t6998-s60.html

It explains the extended tail. Especially the last picture, of an “overhead” view. But why was it there then?

Looks like a Martin Maryland. Maybe ex-French.

Well done WebPilot

I followed Scotavia’s link (Post 32). Quote: In its unique approach to branding, Coley Porter Bell also successfully merges science and design. Combining findings taken from neuroscience-oriented research with a heritage-led creative approach, the RAF spirit of persistence and triumph in the face of adversity remains front and centre of the brand campaign.
Ignoring “unique approach”, “front and centre” and the general word-jungle, I was struck to learn that this design has something to do with “neuroscience”. Having been a neuroscientist all my career, I wonder where the link is? Maybe my brain is too out of touch with the modern approach, but I don’t see it.

Also, doesn’t “air commodore Nigel Bradshaw” deserve some capitals for his rank? This in a piece claiming to honour the RAF.