What Cockpit? MK V
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Thanks evansb, it was the extra window below the normal side window together with the engine intruments, which are almost identical to those on the Languedoc, which led me to the Bloch 160.
New one to follow shortly.
Mel
New one to follow shortly.
Mel
Now that is not always true.
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It shares a lot of similarities with a Gladiator, so I would suggest British fighter, early WWII from the Gloster or Hawker stable.
I considered a BP Defiant but cannot find any references and in any case believe that it had no forward firing armanent.
I considered a BP Defiant but cannot find any references and in any case believe that it had no forward firing armanent.
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You are correct in your assumption that this aircraft is British and early WWII, however it is not from the Gloster, Hawker or Boulton Paul stables.
It was fitted with forward firing armanent.
Mel
It was fitted with forward firing armanent.
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Thanks Mel.
I have to say a port view of the panel would have helped me make up my mind a bit quicker - i.e. absence of undercarriage indicator!
Here's mine. I really am running short of candidates.
I have to say a port view of the panel would have helped me make up my mind a bit quicker - i.e. absence of undercarriage indicator!
Here's mine. I really am running short of candidates.
