What Cockpit? MK II

[MReyn24050]

cringe. WOW, I knew it would not take long, but 16 minutes, well done. I was quite expecting to see you come up with the solution to the last one.
You have control.
Mel

[cringe]

Thanks, Mel. I remembered having seen that yoke shape before.

Starting clue for the next challenge: It was British.

[jabberwok]

Felixstowe?

[cringe]

Nope, not a Felixstowe. This one came much later.

[pigboat]

Time for a WAG. Shorts Rangoon.

[cringe]

Sorry, not a Shorts product. This might help:

[MReyn24050]

Vickers Viking Type 54 Amphibian with enclosed cabin circa 1920.
Mel

[cringe]

Not a Vickers or amphibian. Neither from the '20s nor single-engined.

[MReyn24050]

How about the Segrave Meteor built by Saunders Roe 1930 or the Blackburn Segrave B-1?

[cringe]

Not a Saro or a Blackburn. Foldable wings. Missing rudder pedals.

[Speedpig]

Not another glider?

[cringe]

Nope, it's a twin. Only one example was built in the '30.

[pigboat]

Dewoitine D.332. Only one built, for Air Orient.

[cringe]

Not French this time. British.

[LowNSlow]

Ms Cringe, is it a predecessor of the GAL Monospar?

Edit: Maybe the ST-4 Monospar?

[MReyn24050]

If it is a Monospar then it is more likely to be either the ST-11 or ST-12 which had the 130 h.p. De Havilland Gipsy Majors.

[cringe]

Sorry, not a Monospar or its predecessor. This one had Continental engines.

[MReyn24050]

Originally Posted by cringe

Sorry, not a Monospar or its predecessor. This one had Continental engines.

Wow cringe you do find them. Great Challenge.
This aircraft must be the Hordern-Richmond Autoplane. Powered by two 40 h.p. Continental A-40 engines built at Heston by the Heston Aircraft Company Ltd. Rudder control from the wheel on the control column. Only one aircraft built. G-AEOG.

Mel

[Speedpig]

I agree with Mel.
Found pic here http://www.apda61.dsl.pipex.com/Av4/Hordern.jpg
Good one Cringe

[cringe]

Thanks. Yup, Mel has it again. Over to you, Mel.