Boulton Paul P 100

Boulton Paul P 100 is a projected ground attack aircraft  submitted by Boulton Paul in response to Specification F. 6/42 which called for a 'single seat low level attack aircraft'. The P.100 was an innovative and forward-thinking design with features that were maybe too advanced for the time such as the unique 'jaw' at the nose which allowed the pilot to escape without danger of hitting the pusher propeller. But later in January 1944, the RAF want to terminated the project because it role already exist on 3 aircraft: the Hawker Typhoon, Tempest and Hurricane.


Specification

• Powerplant:1x Rolls Royce Griffon II driving contra rotating props
• Span :12.2m
• Length:10.4m
• Max speed:571 Km/h
• Service range:5,182m
• Proposed armament :4 x 20mm Cannon or  2 x 40mm + 2 x 20mm canon ,one 47mm Vickers cannon
• Ornances:8 x RP3 Rockets,2 x 500 lb. bombs

The Jaw nose escape step by step

Supermarine type 327 Spito

The Supermarine type 327 is a proposed twin engineed version of the successful Spitfire which was entered production later.  A mock up were built for testing but later it was destroyed in fire when it was in factory.In fact it was to a design spec requested by the Air Ministry to actually replace the Spitfire which was entering service.
The 327 was an improvement version of type 324 with 6 cannons in wing root for replace 12 MG in type 324 wings.
                                                                                  Artwork for type 327 Spito

 Specification 

•  Powerplants:2x Rolls Royce Merlin 25M
• Wingspan:40 feet  
• Length:33feet 5 inch
• Armarment:6x Hispano Suiza HS 404 cannons
• Crew:1(pilot)
• Speed:465mph
• Ceiling:40000feet