What Cockpit?

[Self loading bear]

I think you are concentrating on the wrong detail.
You are looking at the whole dashboard.

[India Four Two]

I thought I knew a lot about military gliders, but I've just discovered the XLRA-1 and the XLRQ-1 amphibious gliders! One of those two?

[sycamore]

German DFS A-2/B-1...?

[Self loading bear]

It is not amphibious but this Glider never came beyond the X designation.
1&1/2 build.

[sycamore]

GAT-XCG-16A......?

OH if correct....

[Self loading bear]

XCG-16A it is.
1 built (and a half size scale model)
In the Netherlands a Belgian Coach is 12m wide and 3m long because all Belgians want to sit in the front...
42 troops loaded in the sides

OH called

[dook]

Good afternoon/morning.

[BSD]

Partenavia P68 ? The one with the glass nose?

[dook]

Indeed - it's called the Observer.

New balls please.

[BSD]

Yay! (Re the Observer) but as far as the new balls are concerned try this. Not the best photo, but all I could manage.

[dook]

Aeronca C3 maybe.

[BSD]

The Aeronca is correct! The “bathtub”

All over to you.

[India Four Two]

Budd Davisson’s review of the C3 is a must read:

Aeronca C-3 Pilot Report

His other reviews are very good too. I must re-read them when I have a spare week!

[dook]

I found it by making it brighter and looking at the name on the fuel selector at the top.

Nuvver one then:

[BSD]

Re the Aeronca: I didn’t see the Aeronca symbol under the fuel selector until I had posted the photo.

if gone to huge lengths to manoeuvre the camera so that the column obscured the placard with the reg on it!

Will read its review.

Next pic: haven’t a clue!

[dook]

Here is the fuel selector from the Aeronca.

[sycamore]

An exotic homebuilt twin jet...?

[dook]

Twin jet yes.

Long way from a homebuilt though.

Designed for the military and the aim is to sell at below.$US20M per copy.

[Self loading bear]

Nice to also see more contemporary cockpits.

[India Four Two]

I didn't know there were so many modern military twin-jets. I still haven't found it!