What Cockpit? MK VI

[evansb]

Sorry, not a pressurized Wellington, but the same category aircraft. Mel, yes I think it is the co-pilot sitting in tandem. I'll check other sites to be sure..

[sycamore]

American, Brit,Euro,twin-engined,WW2 era,bomber,probably 3+ crew,..?

[RegDep]

Four round windows in the nose….

Could this be as old as Douglas B-7 / O-35, or Fokker/General XB-8

[evansb]

Not British, not from Douglas, Fokker or General. but it is a WW.II twin-engine bomber, 3+ crew. Originally thought by it's foe to be a fighter..

[MReyn24050]

Possibly Japanese perhaps?

[Noyade]

G'day Mel.

I was thinking the Yokosuka Ginga but those portholes have me baffled. Same problem with something from the Amiot 350 series....?

[evansb]

Nihon hai !

[Noyade]

Tachikawa Ki-74...?

[evansb]

Noyade is correct Well done The pressurized "Patsy". Your turn.

[Noyade]

Thanks Bri!

Easy one?....

[SincoTC]

G'day Graeme ,

That looks like the IAI Lavi ?

[sycamore]

T-38....????

[Noyade]

Evening gents.

That looks like the IAI Lavi ?

It is mate, with a bit of cropping. Your control Trevor.

[SincoTC]

Thanks mate, I spied a foreplane trunnion!

I just put one up on SC for you to knock down, maybe this one too

I'm surprised this hasn't been up before (well, I couldn't find it)!!

[Noyade]

They look like comfortable seats mate. A civil aircraft?

[SincoTC]

All mod-cons mate, but 'twas military!

[ozbeowulf]

That's a Consolidated B-24...

OPEN HOUSE, when (and if ) confirmed.

[SincoTC]

You are correct ozbeowulf, well done!

It is the Consolidated B-24 Liberator.

ozbeowulf has requested an Open House

[sabredog]

Next challenge;

[SincoTC]

Hi sabredog,

Is this a biplane or a parasol? 1920's? British?