What Cockpit? MK VI
evansb does it again. Well done, bri.
The Super Ximango, a lovely motorglider. I would post a picture but I'm away from my laptop, on the beach at Phu Quoc, a short ATR72 ride from home
aviate1138, the lever is the fine/coarse/feather pitch control for the Hoffman prop.
The Super Ximango, a lovely motorglider. I would post a picture but I'm away from my laptop, on the beach at Phu Quoc, a short ATR72 ride from home
aviate1138, the lever is the fine/coarse/feather pitch control for the Hoffman prop.
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Cubs2jets is correct
Well done
This single-engine pressurised Mooney M-22 Mustang is not to be confused wth the prototype twin-engine Mooney Mustang of the 1950s. You have control.
Well done This single-engine pressurised Mooney M-22 Mustang is not to be confused wth the prototype twin-engine Mooney Mustang of the 1950s. You have control.
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Guys.
Sorry for my late reply. Been out all day doing the "Cubs" part of my persona. I find that what I had ready has already been done. Forgive me...
OPEN HOUSE!
C2j
Sorry for my late reply. Been out all day doing the "Cubs" part of my persona. I find that what I had ready has already been done. Forgive me...
OPEN HOUSE!
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Might it be an Armstrong Whitworth AW-15 Atlanta?
Too early I now think, maybe an Ensign?
Wallowing in ground effect..........thud.
Too early I now think, maybe an Ensign?
Wallowing in ground effect..........thud.
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C2J you do not need the question mark, yes yes yes, I thought that would cause more problems, I didn't include you in that equation !!!!
Hope you have another ? Keith.
Hope you have another ? Keith.
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Give me a few hours and I WILL have a pic to post. It was just something about those yokes and rudder pedals. Thought it might have been another 4 engine airliner though.
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I have always thought that the FW 200 was a very good looking aircraft, for it's time, it was so spooky that whilst searching for that photo I found, like London buses, they come in two's, see below. Keith.
Considering its vintage, that was a pretty sanitary looking cockpit except for the 'Rube Goldberg' demisting arrangement in your second shot!
I assume the first photo was of a DLH aircraft and second shot was a military version??
I assume the first photo was of a DLH aircraft and second shot was a military version??
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OK! Sorry for the delay. Here is the next What Cockpit.
I do have a second image if this one doesn't provide enough clues.
On a note, the white rectangle is where I have removed the photographers name. I WILL give due credit when the challenge is over. (Hope I haven't broken any rules, just wanted to reduce a possible clue.)
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I do have a second image if this one doesn't provide enough clues.
On a note, the white rectangle is where I have removed the photographers name. I WILL give due credit when the challenge is over. (Hope I haven't broken any rules, just wanted to reduce a possible clue.)
C2j
Early Avenger or Corsair,or that neck of the woods?
