Martinsyde F.4 and F.16 in the USSR

[Jjr]

Hai

During my inquiry of Martinsyde aeroplanes I found that two versions were exported to the USSR.
This were the F.4 and the F.16, ??? A two-seater with a bigger top wing???
Who can help me with, history of both types?
Which type was this F.16?
How and in which colors were thai painted?
Pictures?
Other interresting details?
Thanks

 

[Graeme]

Andersson (Soviet Aircraft and Aviation) seems to be suggesting the the F.16 version may never have existed?

 

[Андрей]

Hai

During my inquiry of Martinsyde aeroplanes I found that two versions were exported to the USSR.
This were the F.4 and the F.16, ??? A two-seater with a bigger top wing???
Who can help me with, history of both types?
Which type was this F.16?
How and in which colors were thai painted?
Pictures?
Other interresting details?
Thanks

I try to help

 

[Андрей]

Martinsyde F.4 Buzzard

 

[Андрей]

Karaya 1/48 Martinsyde F.4 Buzzard VVS RKKA | iModeler

 

[Андрей]

VVS RKKA got 20 two-seater educational training machines, mark F. 16

 

[Андрей]

 

[nuuumannn]

The Soviets received around 100 Martinsyde F.4s and although a two-seat variant was built and exported, it never received the designation F.16 by Martinsyde. It might have been a Soviet only designation. The two-seater received the official designations Type A or F.4A or F.6.