Or perhaps, rearrange the following letters to find the name of a virtually unknown aircraft manufacturer: rediminaiol
Try a more literal go at the clue, as in sounds like, and as an extra hint there's a prime one through Greenwich - and then don't forget to add the 'in, or indeed up, a blind one'. But as I said in my original post I was not aware of this manufacturer. And as if on cue whilst typing this who should pop up with the right answer, but Blutto!
Interesting to note that the square you can see in the pic just below the cockpit, which was enclosed, is an observation window.
Well, as the Meridionali Ro.37 was a two-seat fighter/reconnaissance biplane, you'd expect it to have windows . Unfortunately I didn't pick Italian first off, so wasted time hunting through a couple of SE European countries first.
Beatles come to mind with, was it, 4000 holes somewhere in Lancashire, and then a small terrier dog perhaps?
Blackburn Airedale for avoidance of doubt! This should be a bit easier than last one, again from an AA spotters book.
Indeed - could have been confusing for Allied AA! Interesting that this aircraft was also a record breaker. Do you wish to 'declare' and take on the next challenge?
As you say, the RAF had some But I'd like a go with this one please ! Savoia Marchetti Sparviero 'Sparrowhawk'
Presumably that's a model of one of the three that entered an air race to Syria or some such place and picked up the first three places. I hope its fitted with some nifty radials and not those awful buzz-saw motors.
Top left , looks US, Thunderbolt? Top right - Lightning bot right, as previous quiz, the Sovoia -M SM79 Bot left -could be anything! Having had rummage on the net, looks as though it's in Loch Ness! Certainly need the eponymous footwear for that!