Reports appeared in 1911 of a new Sloan design, different from the 1910 type: it was shown at the Concours Militaire in August, a handsome conventional-looking 3-seater in green fabric "the color of a frog." The fuselage was covered only in front; the old high rudder was retained, and the top wing, now longer than the lower, drooped only slightly, where the lower wing waved substantially. Big ailerons hung from the top wing only. A leggy curved twin skid held up the tail.

   (Span: (upper) 13 m; length: 9.5 m; wing area: 49 sqm; empty weight: 500 kg; 100 hp Gnome)