What Cockpit? MK VI

[aviate1138]

Sabredog - you cunning old fox...... You have control....




PS Eight throttles in the left hand!

[sabredog]

Many thanks,aviate1138. I was hoping to use that one myself!
The next should not last very long;

[sycamore]

Faithfull Annie...?

[evansb]

Annie..? This is probably a British-built aircraft given the compass type and style of engine instruments.

[seacue]

WW2 British single-pilot large 'plane. Twin-engine. Bomber?

[evansb]

From the stable of Handley Page ?

[sabredog]

Not the Avro Anson,Sycamore. Nor Handley Page,Brian.
Twin engine bomber is correct though.

[evansb]

Armstrong Whitworth Whitley ?

[sabredog]

That's the one,Brian. The Armstrong Whitworth Whitley.
YHC

[evansb]

Thank you. Here is the next challenge:

[sabredog]

Bristol Brigand,Brian.
Once again, I had hoped to use that on my next challenge!
Open House.

[evansb]

Yes, the Bristol Brigand. As Terrence requested, it is OPEN HOUSE.

[MReyn24050]

Open House! Try this one:-

[Noyade]

Nice chairs - American?

[aviate1138]

Is it a Convair 240?

[VX275]

Cunliffe-Owen Concordia?

[MReyn24050]

VX275, not the Cunliffe-Owen Concordia I am afraid.

[VX275]

It was a wild stab in the dark for an obscure British twin

[MReyn24050]

This aircraft was not built in the UK it was built on the continent of North America.

[SincoTC]

Good afternoon Mel,

Just having a quick lunch break and looking at your last clue and the possibility of a glimpse of a broad flat nose through the windscreens, I wonder if it may be the CCF Burnelli CBY-3 Loadmaster ??