What Cockpit? MK VI

[spook]

Thanks SD-Open House please.

[Noyade]

Couldn't see this on Mel's list. Unfortunately not many controls to see...

[MReyn24050]

Looks like one of these:-


A Handley Page Hampden.

[Noyade]

Well done Mel. Your control.

[MReyn24050]

Thanks Graeme. Here is the next:-

[Cubs2jets]

WOW !! That's a large freaking ashtray in the center...must be French...

C2j

[evansb]

I have no idea, but gosh, its pretty! Mmm.. I can smell the perfume of new aircraft from here!

[aviate1138]

I can smell the Tradewinds from here.....Convair R3Y ones. Interesting machine.

[MReyn24050]

You have a good nose aviate1138 as it is the Convair R3Y Tradewinds.

You have control.

[aviate1138]

Thanks Mel.

Having spent some time [unsuccessfully] trying to find a cockpit that is not on Mel's list I have to declare that it is Open House.

[Noyade]

(Heading to work - cheers)

[twochai]

AV-8B, maybe?

[Noyade]

Nothing Harrier related mate, but it is British.

[aviate1138]

Long shot here [very].... is it a Handley Page HP 115?

[Heave Ho]

Short SB.1?

[Noyade]

Short SB.1

That is the one mate. Your control.

The year is wrong in the caption....

[Heave Ho]

Unusual to see a picture of it all, let alone such a clear one.

Will declare open house until I'm familiar with what has or hasn't been covered.

[evansb]

The list of what cockpits have been posted is on the third Sticky from the top on the Threads In The Forum Aviation History and Nostalgia page.

[evansb]

Identify the aircraft:

[MReyn24050]

It was seven years ago yesterday that Clint aka Mr_Grubby started this thread when he posted the C46 Commando cockpit photograph as the first challenge. Who would have believed it would be running 7 years later and some 1870 cockpits, give or take a few duplications?