The Bantam I was the same wooden structure but was slightly smaller. Two further prototypes of the larger design were also built followed by at least 9 development aircraft. One aircraft was delivered to the Royal Aircraft Establishment on 26 July 1918, one was delivered to the French at Villacoublay and a further aircraft to the United States Army Air Corps at Wright Field in 1922.
The Bantam I retained its wooden structure but was more compact. Following this, two larger prototypes were created, and then around nine development planes were constructed. One plane was delivered to the Royal Aircraft Establishment on July 26, 1918, one was given to the French at Villacoublay, and another was sent to the United States Army Air Corps at Wright Field in 1922.