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[Flamer50]

O.K., try this one:

The prototype was built and flight tested.

[SAS~Storebror]

737 MAX-13?

[vonofterdingen]

Can't be a 737 Max, the access panels are all still in place. Try again?

[Gaston]

If not 737 Max, then, it is a F-35.

[HaFu1939]

Typically, Douglas cabin, triple fin – it can be only the DC-4E. 

[Flamer50]

You are correct HaFu1939 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_DC-4E#

Your turn 

[HaFu1939]

And what’s this?




Good luck, HaFu1939

[P51vsFw190]

Coincidentally, I have the Naval Institute Press's book on Miles next to me and I can confidently say that this is a Miles M.2D Hawk three-seater powered by a ADC Cirrus IIIA producing 95hp.

You know they only made six to special order?


James/PvF

[HaFu1939]

Your answer is correct and very comprehensive, yes, it is the Miles M2D Hawk.
My source is Brown, D. L. (1970). Miles aircraft since 1925. London: Putnam.
The story of the Miles aircraft company is very romantic and I like the light aircraft of the pre-war period. This one is particularly interesting as a three-seater. I am very happy that someone else is reading about the same topic quite by chance.
And yes, I know there were only five (your source mentions six?) made in total 
Now is your turn...

[P51vsFw190]

Sorry for the extended delay, gentlemen. Real life reared its wicked and ugly head and I had to attend to that.

Now, for the reason we all come here,

Guess this:



Good luck, although I’m sure none of you will need it since it’s a pretty simple one.


Sincerely,

PvF/James/Charles   

[Ta183Huckebein]

PZL P.1

On a hunch I checked a PZL fighter aircraft list, and found the exact picture you used too.

[P51vsFw190]

Good work in record time there, Ta183.

You’re up!


PvF/James/Charles