The tail and rib on the wing look identical to the AT-6/Harvard, but this is a North American P-64 (NA-50/NA-68) in Royal Thai Air Force markings. (top and bottom of rudder are red)

I was surprised to find out that even though only about a dozen of these planes were built, two of them are still in existence. One, owned by the EAA, was even flown into the 1980s.

Well done Jim it is, I always liked the lines of this aircraft.

LINK - https://www.eaa.org/en/eaa-museum/museum-collection/aircraft-collection-folder/1940-north-american-p-64-na-50---n840
And the coveted prize

Dammit, that lady is blocking my view of the Skyhawk

This weeks headache.

Have fun

P-40A? Nah, it'd be too easy...

Hmmmm, despite the odd exhausts I'm going to guess that it's a Fairey Battle?

Hmmmm, despite the odd exhausts I'm going to guess that it's a Fairey Battle?

HBPencil

Yep, he's right!
This one is at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History in Brussels.

Well done it is.
I need to up my game again.
I thought this week would take a while, how wrong can one be.
Harry the prize

BONUS

Well done mate
Regards Alan

That bikini looks a couple sizes too small! She should have taken it off so she could breathe more easily.

Daaaaaamn, nice prize!