Thanks, Mel. The next pic is rather small, though I'm sure that won't present a problem for experts of your caliber. :)

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...nge_/unk30.jpg

what cockpit
 

H-P Hampden, or a bit later?

Same era, but not the Hampden.

One of the Potex 630 series or derivative?

Spot on, 682al. :ok: It was the Potez 631. 208 examples built. Another pic:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...ge_/unk30a.jpg

Your turn.

Apologies once again for this not being a full cockpit, but the clues are there nonetheless...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ntitled-21.jpg

Rev counter. Aurogiro?

Definitely an early autogiro... Cierva? Pitcairn? Kellett? Avro? Weir? Wilford?

I would say Pitcairn PA-19

Awww, I knew it would be easy enough.

Spitfire has it - twice over!

It's a Cierva C.30 built by Avro (I blurred their name plate out).

Spitfire asked me to say he doesn't have time to post a cockpit and can someone else post one please :-)

http://www.btinternet.com/~simon.gur...s/cockpit-.jpg

Don't think we have had one of these yet.

C.

Clint

Top left hand corner looks loke a prop blade so I gather this is a powerful tail dragging single seater perhaps in the YAK 50 class?

Mel

Certainly a taildragger.

C.

One thunk 'tis a LET/Zlin Z37 Cmelak
One heard it can be used as a glider tug too :ok:

Mr Cat,
Well done, it is indeed a Zlin Cmelak.

You have control.


C.

Thanks, Mr_Grubby, here yer go

http://mtill.club.fr/tmp/cockpit.jpg

The cockpit of M2-F1 Lifting Body NASA Research Centre Dryden I believe.

'twas a quick one, MReyn24050, yer believe right :ok:
O'er to yer

Thanks Invisible Cat. It was a lucky one I had come across it in my search for finding one that hasn't been used before.
I am sure this will be solved just as quick.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...kpitquiz24.jpg