What Cockpit? MK VI

[sabredog]

Sorry,Dash7fan,not an Amiot 354.

[India Four Two]

sabredog, nice to see you on the thread again.

Judging by what looks like a non-metric altimeter, I am going to suggest something exotic from the USA.

[sabredog]

Thank you for your kind words,India Four Two.
No,not very exotic, nor from the U.S.A.
Did you eventually get to visit Manila and Corregidor?

[TxTD]

Antonov An-30?

Edit* Never mind not Russian

Cant Z.1018

[sabredog]

Correct,TxTD. Well done.
You have control.

[TxTD]

[TxTD]

The one i posted is a repost. So it's open house. Sorry for the wait

[MReyn24050]

As it is open house here is the next:-

Mel

[TxTD]

It looks German, a Focke Wulf Fw 58?

[MReyn24050]

Sorry TXTD this one was not from Germany.

[sycamore]

TxTD,For interest what was the repost,a Curtiss Hawk ?

[ozbeowulf]

That's a good question, Sycamore...

I'm thinking a CAC Boomerang, myself.

Glenn

[MReyn24050]

TxTD's Challenge photograph at Post# 5449 is as ozbeowulf states a CAC Boomerang and was originally posted by JDK on the 7th Nov 2006, What Cockpit MkV Page 11 and Post#216.
Mel

[sycamore]

Aha.that explains the upside-down artificial horizon then...!

[TxTD]

Haha yep you guys are spot on. This is going to be pretty challenging

[TxTD]

Martin Baltimore (A-30)?
Is it a twin?

[twochai]

Methinks its a glider??

[MReyn24050]

This aircraft is not the Martin Baltimore. It was not from the USA. It was also not a twin engine aircraft nor was it a glider. It was a single engine aircraft. Unfortunately a great number of instruments are missing on the panel.
Mel

[evansb]

Chizhevski BOK-8 ?

[MReyn24050]

This one is not Russian Bri.