What Cockpit? MK VI
Originally Posted by MReyn24050
You are correct regarding the aircraft being a twin engined. However, it is not one of the aircraft you mention.
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Originally Posted by Lightning Mate
Looks better with the colour restored.
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Not to interrupt the present challenge, but in response to:
I thought people might like to see the S6 very much in the 'interesting' colours applied...
This one is not available in colour.
G'day Mel.
A de Havilland of some description per chance? Can you tell me what all the padding at left is for?
Been looking at this mate. Is that green glow real, or some sort of photoshop trick?
A de Havilland of some description per chance? Can you tell me what all the padding at left is for?
I thought people might like to see the S6 very much in the 'interesting' colours applied...
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No trickery of any kind, that's the image as it came out of the camera, all I have done is a bit of cropping. The image is a touch overexposed (+ 1 stop I think I recall) for better rendering of the cockpit interior.
I've no idea why such a garish colour was applied (not, I suppose, can I say for certain whether it's been re-painted since it ceased flying), but I'd be interested to find out. Certainly not the most restful of hues...
I've no idea why such a garish colour was applied (not, I suppose, can I say for certain whether it's been re-painted since it ceased flying), but I'd be interested to find out. Certainly not the most restful of hues...
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Hi Graeme.
Yes a DH of some kind. I have no idea what the padding was for.
A de Havilland of some description per chance? Can you tell me what all the padding at left is for?
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I'll try with the de Havilland 4 "Liberty Plane"...?
. The photograph came from a publication entitled "US Air Service in WWI" and the caption read "Radio set installed in a DH-4"You have control Graeme.