What Cockpit? MK V

[oncemorealoft]

Is it a Fokker 100?

No actually, it's a Fokker 50 (I think!)

[evansb]

Sorry, not a Fokker 50, nor a Fokker 100.

[evansb]

The lack of responses is disappointing, especially given the lineage of the aircraft.

[MReyn24050]

evansb's challenge

Well Bri I let it run for 48 hours but no one seems to want to play. It is the cockpit of a British Aerospace ATP.
Mel

[evansb]

Mel is correct The BAe ATP was a bit of a disappointment, sales-wise, especially given the aircraft's lineage. Perhaps the last of a great line of British built turboprop transports. You have control.

[MReyn24050]

Next Challenge

Thanks for that Bri. There are still many cockpits out there that have yet to be published.
This next one might be a bit of a challenge however, clues will follow if required.

[MReyn24050]

The aircraft in question is the Sevensky BT-8.

It is now open House.

[MReyn24050]

Next Challenge

Thank you EE for your PM.
Here is the next challenge replacing my earlier one.
Mel

[Evileyes]

To clear the air, I have apologized to MReyn24050 for posting something in public that should have been discussed in private.

I have removed the post and the responses in order to keep the thread on track.

Cheers,
Evileyes

[MReyn24050]

Latest List

Here is the latest update.
http://www.geocities.com/artificer35...007.htm?200714

[asw28-866]

Only reason I have not been posting in recent times is I havn't a clue! Looks 1930's American and reminds me of the Stearman, but as we have had that already.....?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

It is certainly American and was indeed built early 1930s but not as you say a Stearman.
Mel

[evansb]

Douglas O-38?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

This aircraft comes from the same manufacturer but was not an observation aircraft.

[evansb]

Douglas BT-2?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

It is the Douglas BT-2B with some additional Instrumentation.

You have control Bri

[evansb]

Thank you Mel. 2B or not 2B?,...that was my question.

Here is the next 'What Cockpit?'

[ozbeowulf]

XC-99, obviously on a boring flight.

If I'm correct, anyone who's ready can have a go. I need to pore over the "already posted" list before uploading anything.

Glenn

[evansb]

Sorry ozbeowulf, not the Convair XC-99. It is, however, an American built aircraft.

[LowNSlow]

Is it a Hamilcar glider? OOps, that's British. I meant the CG-4A Waco.........