The FriedrichFiles - Bloch

• M.B. 34: Twin-engined light bomber, development of the 131. even better performance than the LeO 451, but the armistice ended development. One built in 1939
  
• M.B. 80: ambulance / transport
  
• M.B. 81: ambulance 1932
  
• M.B. 131: bomber 1938
  
• MB-152: fighter 1939
  
• MB.155: fighter 1940 armament: 2*g20mm 2*mg7.5mm
  
• M.B. 162: Four-engined mailplane, later converted to bomber. One built, that was used by the Luftwaffe with I/KG 200. The post-war development was the SE.161 Langeudoc transport aircraft. Year: 1940 armament: 2*mg7.5mm 2*g20mm 3600kg
  
• M.B. 170 (172, 174, 175, 176, 177): Light bomber and reconaissance; good, modern aircraft, the first production aircraft were delivered in March 1940. armament: 7*mg7.5mm 400kg
  
• MB 174: reconnaissance 1940
  
• MB 175: bomber 1940
  
• MB 176: bomber 1940
  
• M.B. 200: Medium bomber. angular high-wing monoplane, obsolete in 1940. Year: 1933 armament: 3*mg7.5mm 1500kg
  
• M.B. 210 (211): bomber. A low-wing monoplane with rectracable landing gear, was obsolete in 1940.
  
• MB 200Bn4: bomber 1934
  
• M.B. 210: bomber 1935. low-wing monoplane with rectracable landing gear; armament: 3*mg7.5mm 1600kg
  
• M.B. 210 BN5: 1934; armament: 3*mg7.5mm 1600kg
  
• M.B. 220 (221): Airliner. 17 built, at least one pressed into military service. Year: 1937
  

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