He is also looking for suggestions for future projects. The BE2a modeled represents an RNAS aircraft operated from Feb 1914 to Jan 1916. This airplane makes an interesting model subject because it is so frail and detailed, and also because it's an important but rarely seen type. BE stands for Bleriot Experimental. This was because Bleriot was credited with being the first to perfect the tractor configuration.
All BEs therefore have the engine in the front.
FE by contrast stands for Farman Experimental. Farman was credited with perfecting the pusher configuration, with the engine in the rear. I'm not sure why the Wright's were not given credit for this unless it's because they actually placed the engine in the middle of the wing. Other names included SE for Scouting Experimental, hence the SE-5. BE2 therefore implies there was a BE1.