XXXII: An odd little monoplane design that was never built, the XXXII had an uncovered fuselage shaped like an inverted airfoil, a narrow-tread undercarriage whose axle ran through the bottom of the fuselage. The wings were short and rectangular, the engine was a little 2-cylinder designed by the engineering director of the Bleiiot firm. The controls were "natural," meaning 2 control wheels moved sideways for turning and rotated for elevation; they were to be moved by the hands or by the knees.