Air International 1978-09
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H.DeWulf - A belgian rara avis
A close-up of the installation of the Gnome-Rhone 9K engine in the nose of the Renard R-35, also showing the front of the pressure cell and the row of circular windows in the cockpit.
Renard R-35
The three-view drawing above depicts the Renard R-35 as flown. An additional side view shows the projected R-35B bomber, which had a retractable ventral turret and fairing. Bombs were to be stowed vertically in the fuselage as shown, in a total of 16 individual tubes: each transverse row indicated in the drawing comprised stowage for two 220-lb (100 kg) bombs and two 550-lb (250-kg) bombs.