Because I’m feeling evil, here’s a quiz for the really obscure WW2 aircraft out there. Whoever guesses it right puts the next one up, and if there’s no activity for a while I’ll put a new one up myself.
First aircraft…
Bristol Buckmaster - P indicating Mark 1 prototype
Spot on. Your turn.
Cheers
What’s this. usually gets my vote as one of the ugliest aircraft of the 1939-45 period 
Curtiss-Wright CW-21 Demon, honorable Mr. Amrit. Here it is:
http://www.warbirdforum.com/cw213.htm
And my sincerest congratulations – this task really was a difficult one! 
Well done Librarian. I expected a few wrong turns but not only did you get the aircraft but the original sources too. It’s a very good article.
Over to you for the next question.
And thank you for the compliment - I like odd aircraft 
And thank you for the compliment - I like odd aircraft
Oh, not at all - I am assuring you, my dear Mr. Amrit that aforesaid compliment is absolutely well-deserved.
Besides, I like aircraft oddities too. Therefore here is one: do you recognize this type?
Beats me I’m afraid. So I’m returning the compliment 
And the answer is Bloch M.B. 157, my dear Mr. Pdf 27. Here it is:
http://www.aviastar.org/air/france/bloch_mb-157.php
Sorry, I don’t have much time today – besides, I am preparing an large article for another thread here – but I will say that my “mystery airplane” actually had an Internet debut. Yes, as you may suppose, that airplane is a very interesting Yugoslav machine from 1940 – more precisely Rogožarski R 313, a bomber – destroyer equipped with two Walter Sagitta 2 R (500 HP!) engine, capable to achieve maximum speed of 460 km/h. A short description you will be able to find here:
http://www.yumodel.co.yu/history_of_yugoslav_aviation/r313.htm
Well, I have to proceed with my work. See you tomorrow!
In the meantime - all the best!
That’s frighteningly quick Mr Librarian <bows out of respect>.
Oh, please my dear Mr. Pdf 27 – basically there is nothing unusual in that actuality. You know, as every fellow with eyeglasses I am only trying to recompensate my objective physical inability. Like your great fellow countryman, late Sir Morien Bedford, I was misfortunate enough to be completely unfit for flying. And that’s why I am obliged to balance that verity with my dreams.
And here is another mystery plane for you. Do you recognize this machine?
Bristol Bleniem with floats.
blohm un voss Ha140
I go with Gumalangi.
its been quite a while for the respond of the quiz poser,… so i will go ahead then
What might be of this steel bird?
Hint: Mission for peace
White japanese “bettys” painted white with green crosses as a sign of peace.
you are correct,… how about this,…
A-20 Havoc?
Nein,… nachste halte,. bahnhof!
Oh #$#E%.