WW2 British X-plane Aircraft

Military History | Second World War

Like the Germans and Americans in World War 2 the British put much effort into development next-generation aircraft prior to, and during, World War 2.

There are a total of [ 33 ] WW2 British X-plane Aircraft entries in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator.

1/33

1945

Bell P-59 Airacomet

Jet-Powered Fighter Aircraft

2/33

1940

Blackburn B.20

Flying Boat Prototype Aircraft

3/33

1942

Blackburn B.44

Floatplane Fighter Prototype

4/33

1947

Blackburn B.48 / YA.1 (Firecrest)

Carrier-based Naval Strike Fighter Prototype Aircraft

5/33

1937

Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

Four-Engined Heavy Bomber Aircraft

6/33

1937

Boulton Paul P.92

Twin-Engine Turret Fighter / Heavy Fighter Prototype Aircraft

7/33

1939

Bristol Type 159 (Beaubomber)

Four-Engine Heavy Bomber Aircraft Proposal

8/33

1942

de Havilland Jet Mosquito

Jet-Powered Fighter-Bomber Aircraft Project

9/33

1942

de Havilland Super Mosquito

High-Speed Medium Bomber / Fighter-Bomber Proposal

10/33

1945

Fairey Spearfish

Torpedo / Dive Bomber Aircraft Prototype

11/33

1943

Folland Fo.117

Single-Seat Lightweight Monoplane Fighter Aircraft Proposal

12/33

1941

Gloster E.28/39

Single-Seat, Single-Engine Experimental Prototype Aircraft

13/33

1938

Gloster F.5/34

Single-Seat, Single-Engine Fighter Prototype Aircraft

14/33

1939

Gloster F.9/37

Twin-Engine Heavy Fighter Prototype Aircraft

15/33

1943

Handley Page Manx

Experimental Tailless Research Aircraft

16/33

1938

Hawker Hotspur

Twin-Seat, Single-Engine Turret Fighter Prototype Aircraft

17/33

1942

Hawker P.1005

Twin-Engine, Three-Seat High-Speed Light Bomber / Heavy Fighter

18/33

1939

Hawker Tornado

Prototype Single-Seat Single-Engine Fighter Aircraft

19/33

1933

Heinkel He 70 (Blitz)

Reconnaissance Bomber / Transport Aircraft

20/33

1938

Martin-Baker MB.2

Fighter Prototype

21/33

1942

Martin-Baker MB.3

Fighter Prototype

22/33

1944

Martin-Baker MB.5

Single-Seat, Single-Engine Fighter Prototype

23/33

1940

Miles M.20

Low-Cost Monoplane Fighter Prototype

24/33

1939

Miles M.22

Single-Seat, Twin-Engine Fighter

25/33

1940

Miles M.22A

Turret Fighter / Night-Fighter Aircraft Proposal

26/33

1941

Miles M.23

High-Speed Single-Seat Fighter Proposal

27/33

1943

Miles M.39B (Libellula)

Experimental Bomber Prototype

28/33

1939

Saunders-Roe A.37 (Shrimp)

Four-Engine Flying Boat Research Aircraft

29/33

1937

Supermarine B.12/36 (Type 316)

Heavy Bomber Prototype Aircraft

30/33

1946

Supermarine Seafang

Naval Fighter Prototype Aircraft

31/33

1944

Supermarine Spiteful

Single-Seat, Single-Engine Fighter Prototype Aircraft

32/33

1942

Vickers Type 432

High-Altitude Heavy Fighter Prototype

33/33

1943

Vickers Windsor

Heavy Bomber Prototype

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