What Cockpit?
From a modelers website:
”the distinctive autopilot column”
But no idea if he means the same pinnacle or how he knows it is that.
Seawings
from: French site
”the distinctive autopilot column”
But no idea if he means the same pinnacle or how he knows it is that.
Seawings
from: French site
You could hold a barn dance on that flight deck - or self isolate for coronavirus and still fly............
A small contribution -
Wonderfully unique double handed control column. The “Pfeil” had hydraulically assisted ailerons, wonder if that setup was in case of hydraulic failure when more “welly” would be needed. Later, if the A-4 “Skyhawk” had the same problem, it used an extension pulled up out of the top of the control column to get extra leverage.
yes - the big Dornier - 474 mph on two bloody great engines
having read a bit about them over the years and seen quite a lot written I was amazed to discover they only built 38 or so actual fighters - even tho they started in 1942. The German's produced a load of interesting and quite high performance designs after 1941 but never seemed to b able to get them into production (luckily!)
having read a bit about them over the years and seen quite a lot written I was amazed to discover they only built 38 or so actual fighters - even tho they started in 1942. The German's produced a load of interesting and quite high performance designs after 1941 but never seemed to b able to get them into production (luckily!)
Oh dear, that means I have to come up with a new challenge... I hadn't counted on that at all. After coming up with the Dornier 335 I realised that the windscreen was a bit like the Bristol 188 as well. We'll go with this one then.
