What Cockpit? MK VI
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Small point, the CF100 cockpit is a MK4B, the aircraft shown is a MK5, a very different aircraft, {No guns, only FFAARs, extended wings, more thrust , almost 10,000lbs lighter} Spent 1750hrs of my miss spent youth straped in various Marks, Oh to be eighteen again!
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Clunkdriver, thanks for that clarification. I have always found the CF100 an attractive aircraft that never received the attention it deserves, sadly open source Mk4 photos are pretty rare but see here. At least I avoided the Mk3!
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Ok, looking at the rudder pedals they seem German, there appears to be some sort of reflector sight on the instrument panel coaming. The transparency frames do not appear symmetrica, and what is happening in the lower fuselage?
How about Dornier 217 night intruder/night fighter series?
How about Dornier 217 night intruder/night fighter series?
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A good follow-up shot! It is the Dornier Do-217 J
I thought when I posted it that I was taking a chance following on after your previous challenge!!
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Do-217 cockpit interior, pilot station on left (seats removed for photography purposes), radio/navigator on right, dorsal gun post in front of photo, ventral gun post below deck.
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