Henry Farman HF.35

The Henri Farman HF.35 was a large three-seat biplane designed and built in France by Henri Farman during 1915. It was built to a 1915 C3 specification for a three-seat armoured army co-operation, escort and attack aircraft, and followed the Farman brothers' practice of a pusher biplane with a fuselage nacelle housing crew and engine. A 220 horsepower Renault 12Fa water-cooled V-12 engine sat at the rear of the nacelle, cooled by radiators on either side, and a four-wheel main undercarriage like those of Voisin bombers supported the aircraft. The pilot sat behind a gunners' cockpit holding two gunners with three machine guns on flexible mounts. Only one was built, flown in December 1915, and the Aeronautique Militaire placed no orders.