What Cockpit? MK II

[MReyn24050]

Not a Handley Page Mike.

[BSD]

Is that some form of cable drum in view between the seats and jost for'ard?

I'd go with a seaplane of some sort. A Saro perhap?

[MReyn24050]

Originally Posted by BSD

Is that some form of cable drum in view between the seats and jost for'ard?
I'd go with a seaplane of some sort. A Saro perhap?

BSD.
Your on the right lines but not a Saro.

[MReyn24050]

Sorry Mike not a Blackburn either

[LowNSlow]

or is it the military version, the Shorts Rangoon?

Pedant hat ON:

Saab Dastard, I thought the alloy wheel company was Wolfrace?

Pedant hat OFF, rain detector (bald patch) exposed

[western_roo]

A Felixstowe, perhaps?

[MReyn24050]

Originally Posted by western_roo

A Felixstowe, perhaps?

Are you able to say which one?
Mel

[western_roo]

I believe it's an SES (Seaplane Experimental Station) Felixstowe F.2 or, perhaps, an F.3 (developed from the American Curtis H-12 seaplane)

[MReyn24050]

western_roo

Sorry about the delay.You have it, in fact it is a photograph of the cockpit of the Felixstowe F2C.

You have control.

[western_roo]

I have control...

OK - something a little more modern, this time... good luck (actually, this one shouldn't be toooooo much of a teaser).

[cringe]

Douglas X-3 Stiletto. Some may remember it from the previous thread.

[western_roo]

Well done, that man -- take a Prune out of petty cash for your efforts.

[cringe]

Thanks, women like prunes too. Here we go:

[jabberwok]

Wild guess - Japanese?

[Algernon Lacey]

Dinah?
I'll look the correct name up in the morning

[cringe]

Sorry, not Japanese.

[cringe]

Mike, it's a twin. Not Russian.

[treadigraph]

I was reminded of the Douglas A-20 Boston (based on memories of the unmade 1/48 kit that's in my stash...) Am I even vaguely warm?

[cringe]

Nope, sorry. Not American and far less successful than the A-20.

[cringe]

Yup, Italian.