What Cockpit? MK VI

[stevef]

8000 built. Type saw military and civil service for a considerable time after the end of WW1.

[MReyn24050]

stevef's challenge

Brequet XIV perhaps?

[stevef]

No 'perhaps' about it!
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(Bri PM'd me with the answer a few days back, so as to leave the challenge open for a while.)
Over to Mel.
Steve.

[MReyn24050]

Next Challenge

Thanks stevef, when I saw that someone had PM'd you with the answer I guessed that it would have been Bri. It was a great challenge and a very interesting aircraft.
Here is the next one, a nice easy one for Sunday afternoon.

Mel

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

No takers? I thought this one would be easy and there would be no lag in getting the answer.
Mel

[aviate1138]

Could it be a BT-13?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

aviate1138 Not the BT-13. This aircraft was not from the USA.
Mel

[Planegill]

Looks like the Lavochkin I-301 ?

[Agaricus bisporus]

I'm thinking French and wooden. Ermintrude (Emeraude I mean) or similar?

[MReyn24050]

Sorry Agaricus bisporus, Planegill has it, it is the Lavochkin I-301. (Lagg 1)


Planegill has control.
Mel

[Planegill]

New Cockpit Challenge

[stevef]

Am I right in thinking that it's from the Boeing stable?

[evansb]

XPBB-1 Sea Ranger ?

[Planegill]

Sorry, no it is not from the Boeing stable.

[aviate1138]

How about a Short R.24/31 Knuckleduster? Great name........

[Planegill]

Hi Aviate1138 - No, not from Shorts. Stevef got the nationality right. This was a transport landplane.

[aviate1138]

Hmmmmmm..... I'll try a bright shiny Budd Conestoga?

[seacue]

I still think it is a Curtis Condor, though the pictures I've seen show circular wheels, not with the segment missing.

[Planegill]

Aviate1138 has it, the Budd RB-1 (C-93) Conestoga. The all-stainless-steel ship. It was cancelled before it could prove itself.

[aviate1138]

All that is left, sadly.



Thanks Planegill, I declare OPEN HOUSE and no claims for expenses for my second house.....