In article , Mitchell Holman
says...

Miloch wrote in
:




This one always wins the award for
Ugliest Airplane In History.



With a few rare exceptions like the Spitfire, British aviation has a long
history ugly aircraft...but then "beauty is in the eye of the beholder"

"When it comes to producing ugly airplanes, no one nation has the edge. But some
do have specialties. National Air and Space Museum archivist Brian Nicklas has
formulated Nicklas’ Law of Aircraft Identification, whereby: “If it’s ugly, it’s
British; if it’s weird, it’s French; and if it’s ugly and weird, it’s Russian.”"


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