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This article is wholly based on the piece in Wixey's book and there are a lot of unknowns. A couple of immediate points:

• has anyone seen a photo of the Prawn on the water or in the air. here are lots of it on its dolly.
• Wixey has the designer as Harold Bolas, who left sometime in 1929, though the dates are so vague that it could still be his. Our Parnall page says (without a source) HV Clarke, who certainly designed the G.4/31 some years later. There is a similar problem re the Possum: see its discussion page.

Any input? TSRL ( talk) 10:09, 26 November 2009 (UTC) reply