What Cockpit?

[Self loading bear]

Yes definitely
and 1920s
and twin engine
and Water cooled

[Noyade]

Hi Bear.
Based on the clues and with a significant amount of angled spinterproof(?) glass - possibly the Curtiss B-2 Condor?
It has a swing-over control column.
But the framing does look slightly different...

[Self loading bear]

Give that man a cigar!
Indeed the Curtiss B-2.
My photo is of the XB-2 prototype which might explain the slightly different window framing.

swing over the controls to Noyade.

[Noyade]

Apologies for the delay - thanks Bear.
Under construction...

[India Four Two]

US Navy, late 20s, early 30s, biplane (?)

[Noyade]

US Navy.
First flight 1923.
Biplane.

[Noyade]

A little of the outside...

[zetec2]

Pyrene ? don't they make fire extinguishers ?

[Self loading bear]

Strut arrangement is a lot alike Douglas DT-2 etc.
But that flew 1921.

[Asturias56]

Curtiss CS Seagull?

[Noyade]

Originally Posted by Asturias56

Curtiss CS

That part will do me - the Curtiss CS-1. Over to you A56.

[Asturias56]

Thank you

24 hours up so ... can't see this one lasting long.......

[Noyade]

Concorde??

[BSD]

I was just about suggest it might go very quickly.....

[Asturias56]

well that was quick but no - it isn't Concorde...

[India Four Two]

That bilious shade of green makes me think "Russian aircraft!" - so Concordski?

[Beamr]

That dash is from Tupolev TU-144, but that first pic... 99,9% sure it is of a Concorde. So which is it then?

[Asturias56]

It is the TU_144 - I grabbed the "concorde" photo of a site that was all Tu-144 so I think it's OK - apologies if it was wrong

Over to India 42

[India Four Two]

Open house, chaps.

[Beamr]

as OH, I'll take the opportunity to present this