Good hint maybe a bit too good.
It’s the Fieseler Fi 97.
bf 108?
Sergej is correct!!
Ok, the next:
Righty, next one.
Bumpety bump. Anyone?
That’s a Fairey Gordon.
Yep. All yours.
Our next bird would have been able to make some havoce on the battlefield,
but it didn’t went into production.
My bad.:neutral:
That one should be new.
it’s russian!!
Hiya, Sergej!
I can’t actually find a picture, but I think it’s the ANT-51, that eventually led to the Su-2.
Russ
Proud son of Rose and Wes
The Su-2
This is a Su-2:
And this is what we’re looking for:
There is a connection, but this is not made by Sukhoi.
Some hints:
The designer was very popular at this time,
but he didn’t have seen the end of the war.
These machines were made for a competition for a light bomber/
reconnaissance aircraft.
Perhaps our mystery airplane is that sorrowfully neglected Polikarpov “Ivanov”, my dear Mr. Sergej? Here you have a direct link:
http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/misc/RAM/ivanov-polik.html
In the meantime, as always – all the best! 
You’re right!
In 1936 the VVS started the competition “Ivanov”.
The aim was to get a replacement for the Polikarpov
R-5. The new aircraft should take the role of a close-
range bomber, a ground attack aircraft and a
reconnaissance aircraft. Sukhoi, Neman and Polikarpov
took part in this competition. Sukhois aircraft was the
only one which made it to the production lines.
I’ll tell you more detailed about this aircrafts in the
experimental aircraft thead later.
And now, please proceed Librarian!