682al
No, not a torpedo carrier. It was designed as a private venture. It did not have much success in the UK. Several Mks were tested. A later Mk was sold abroad under a different name to a couple of countries. One of these countries used the aircraft to carry under wing mounted bombs.
Mel

Vickers Vixen?

Wild stab in the dark.....Fairey III?

'866'

Sorry asw28-866 Capatain Airclues has it. It was the cockpit of a Vickers Vixen. As used by the Chilian Air Force.

[IMG]http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ckersVixen.jpg[/IMG]
You have control Capatain. :)

Sorry but I don't have any suitable photos. Anyone please feel free to post.

Airclues

Is that the general case i.e no suitable photographs or do people think the thread has lost it's appeal? I have several photographs yet but I do not want to upset people by jumping in and posting them.

Well I think people still seem to like having a go, so I'd post what you have... :ok:

I don't have any to post (and I'm not very good anyway, but I enjoy a challenge!)

tredigraph
Thanks for your response. This one goes back a few years.
[IMG]http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...kpitquiz63.jpg[/IMG]

Mel.

I don't think it's a case of the thread loosing its appeal.

As the time has past the pictures have become more obscure. I personally don't have a clue about the older cockpits, hence no postings from me for a while.

But look at the number of viewings each day. There are loads. So people must be still interested.


Clint.

Vickers Virginia?

edited to say changed my mind and now think it may be a Vickers Vulcan?

Clint
Many thanks for your comment and re-assurance. I just didnt want people to think I was trying to hog the posting as I have posted several recently.
682al
Sorry neither the Vickers Virginia nor the Vulcan.
Mel

It is a British aircraft.

Only a guess but I'll say Vickers Vernon so we can rule out the whole trio..

I'm still interested in this thread but, like Treadders, I've run out of shots to post.

jabberwok
Sorry not the Vickers Vernon, this is from a different British Manufacturer.
Mel

Supermarine?

Not Supermarine either

Handley Page Heyford?

I for one still enjoy the chase, even if I never get it right!

'866':ok:

Armstrong Whitworth Argosy?

asw28-866

Sorry :ugh: not the Handley Page Heyford.

682al is correct it is a photogrpah of the first Armstrong Whitworth Argosy :ok:
You have control again 682al :)

Thanks Mel,

Here's a slightly more up-to-date one...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v664/682al/quiz.jpg