The result was a small aircraft with a metal fuselage of conventional configuration and construction.

Both teams hurried through the aisles of rotting metal fuselages.

It was of mixed construction, with wooden wings and a metal framed fuselage.

It was succeeded by the Bernard 61 T, similar but with a metal fuselage.

It was the first fighter with a semimonocoque metal fuselage.

This model has a metal fuselage and fabric wings with metal control surfaces.

Very few changes were made to the metal fuselage other than at the aircraft's nose.

It had a metal fuselage with fabric covering and wooden wings.

The second machine had Hermes engines and a metal rear fuselage.

One aircraft with a metal fuselage and wooden wings.