Identify This Plane?

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Jun 15, 2016
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I have an idea, but I want to hear what you all think.
 
The Me410 has a longer, thinner fuselage and the canopy rises above the fuselage. Add to that, the wings and tail have a different shape.
Another consideration would be the Fw187, but the overall image shown really doesn't bear that out.
 
My initial thought was an He111, though there does appear to be a hint of a nose. Forward sweep of the wing doesn't really match any of the possibilities exactly.
 
Nothing like a He-111. The wing shape is entirely different, the fuselage is a totally different shape, as are the engines, and the fin and rudder are most certainly not a Heinkel design
It's a rough rendition, but very definitely a Bristol aircraft.
 
New info! The artist just verified the inspiration was indeed the Bristol Beaufighter. So, at least I don't have to wonder if it's a depiction of a German medium-range bomber on the mural outside of the Montessori!
 

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Beaufighter. All Blenheim nose datums project forward of the nacelles. The earliest Blenheim nose, though short, still projected ahead of the prop hubs.
 
Hello
I am the secretary of the no 46 Sqn Association and I was fascinated by your Beaufighter model. We are holding our 100th consecutive Reunion Dinner. I hope to have a model of all the aircraft flown by the Squadron on the tables. I was wondering if we could borrow your model? We will of course pay for postage. Look forward to hearing from you. My email address is [email protected]. Our web site is www.46squadron.org.
Regards
Dougie Barr
 

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