What Cockpit?
Thank you SincoTC!
The instrument was the lead to the shape.
Does anybody know what that instrument is?
Now this:
The instrument was the lead to the shape.
Does anybody know what that instrument is?
Now this:
Last edited by Self loading bear; 17th Nov 2019 at 21:12. Reason: Larger photo
Hi BG,
Welcome to this thread.
I hope the new rule has given us a new contributor as
You are qualified to compete on this thread.
Actually everybody is qualified!
You scored a hole in one for the Aviocar C212.
Photo is a Spanish example, I stumbled over it when searching for the Fuerteventura thread.
Do you have any experience on the type or was it plain internet searching?
I hope you have a challenge to post?
(we can wait for that if you have to compile something)
Best regards SLB
Welcome to this thread.
I hope the new rule has given us a new contributor as
You are qualified to compete on this thread.
Actually everybody is qualified!
You scored a hole in one for the Aviocar C212.
Photo is a Spanish example, I stumbled over it when searching for the Fuerteventura thread.
Do you have any experience on the type or was it plain internet searching?
I hope you have a challenge to post?
(we can wait for that if you have to compile something)
Best regards SLB
I didn't fly it but my son did. My being able to ID the CASA 212 was just a blind squirrel finding an acorn. I'm unable to compete with the level of knowledge demonstrated on this thread but I do follow it.
I assumed I was looking for a four-engined job, based on the four red handles on top of the panel. Two fire bottles per engine?
As a squirrel you probably have the right nose for it.
Please keep following the thread.
The posting of a good challenge doesn’t need to be that difficult.
We hope that you will post a challenge one time later.
For the moment I understand you want to declare open house?
Please keep following the thread.
The posting of a good challenge doesn’t need to be that difficult.
We hope that you will post a challenge one time later.
For the moment I understand you want to declare open house?
That’s what made it a good challenge. I must have looked at every medium-sized four-engined turboprop and jet!
I contacted bafanguy by PM. He has nothing to post, so I'm going to open the door and declare Open House.
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Plenty of people looking but no guesses so far 
so better give a clue! It's British, late 20's and that's a luggage compartment behind the cockpit.
so better give a clue! It's British, late 20's and that's a luggage compartment behind the cockpit.
Ideal for gadding about the countryside?
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Thank you SincoTC.
What an interesting little aircraft. Note the "Pearson rotary ailerons":
World altitude record holder!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henderson-Glenny_Gadfly
I had something lined up but I can't find it!
Open House.
What an interesting little aircraft. Note the "Pearson rotary ailerons":
World altitude record holder!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henderson-Glenny_Gadfly
I had something lined up but I can't find it!
Open House.
The instruments look European to me, possibly German?
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When I say "not European" I am referring to the airframe.
After a rather famous pilot had flown this aircraft he described it as one of the worst aircraft he had ever flown.
After a rather famous pilot had flown this aircraft he described it as one of the worst aircraft he had ever flown.
