What Cockpit? MK II
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Sorry for the delay. Not a Bristol Bombay. This aircraft had a two side by side seated crew but dual controls were not fitted.The aircraft was not a success.
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Sorry for the delay. Not a Bristol Bombay. This aircraft had a two side by side seated crew but dual controls were not fitted.The aircraft was not a success.
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You have control Mike. 
It was the Boulton Paul P71A.
[/IMG] Only two ever built both came to a sad end. Britomart G-ACOY crashed on landing at Evere Airport, Brussels on 25th October 1935 and Boadicea G-ACOX was lost over the channel on 25th September 1936.
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Clint
As you say we have had a very many cockpits since you started the thread. Some 390 I believe. However, we certainly have not had this one the Yakovlev Yak-3.
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As you say we have had a very many cockpits since you started the thread. Some 390 I believe. However, we certainly have not had this one the Yakovlev Yak-3.
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Sorry Clint. I was looking at some possible challenges and that one was one I had recently looked at. I am sure this one will be solved just as quckly.
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