Is it a Me-262 ?

Yes it is Cringe. Well done. Are you by chance an Aviation Museum Curator? Specialisation - instrument panels.:D

I wish. :D I bow to the real experts around here.

A quick one:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b142/cringe_/unk7.jpg

Where are the throttles? :confused:

Catalina?

No, it's not a Catalina.

Some sort of Grumman sea plane but not a Mallard.
??

Clint.

Neither a Grumman nor a seaplane.

Douglas DC-5. The throttles are on the cockpit roof. ;)

It's one of the four KLM's DC-5s. Well done, pigboat.

Thank you cringe, please post a photo in my stead.
Oh, and check your PM's. :)

A pic on pigboat's behalf (he's the quiz master):

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...gboats_pic.jpg

Hi- separated fom my cockpit photos atm, so apologies for ducking out over the weekend.
I should be reunited tomorrow, so in anticipation of that, is it an A-26 Invader?

Photographs! Cockpit photographs! Didn't you read the rules? Every answer must be direct from memory. At least that's what I've been doing,;)

By the way Tim, your prototype Jaguar was, indeed, 'early sixties'.

What I meant was that I was due to post a pic on Friday, but was unable as I am separated from my sources. My artistic skills aren't up to drawing one from memory! :)

By the way, I think that the Jaguar first flew in 1968, with the one I posted - E02 in early 1969. Though I'll have a check on Monday a.m.

Tim, nope, not a Douglas product.

Let's see how wrong I can be on this one, having just returned from the 'local' Sunday night brains trust.

High wing Twin piston.
'East European'
Early Mid fifties.
Armed Military.
Maritime.
Possibly amphibian.

.....and still flying by the look of the Dynotapes - and the new wiring on the centre console.

How about

High wing twin radials
North American
Late 1930's but still flying
Initially military/latterly all sorts of things
Long range amphibian
Close to the heart of a certain Music Quizmeister ;)

Hmmmm....lessee..

High wing,
Twin radials (also twin turbines)
North American,
Military originally (the piston version)
Not an amphib.

Sorry Cooda, not the one yer thinking of.
;)

:( Damn
Always had you pegged for a Grumman fan :E

Might still be a Grumman, S-2 Tracker?

I'll go along with ORAC and go for one of the Tracker/Tracer/Trader family - not that many aircraft have such prominent windscreen wipers!
(unless it is in fact a car!!)

See http://www.s2tracker.com/piston_turbine.htm and all will be revealed!

Tracker but built by DH Canada Tracker CS2F-2

Someone else can have my go, ain´t got no photos.

Ok ORAC, here's a part of one, if it hasn't gone by say 4 p.m. I'll post another pic and so-on.

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d8...r/MVC-007S.jpg

.........Gannet.

Errr. With a brake chute? Maybe not:O

Lightning. God´s motorcar.

Had a couple of trips (T5 obviously), one low level. Fishbowl conditions, pilot moving head between scope mask and outside, alt showing 99,700ft. Hand going from radara sidestick controller to throttle, to map where he was plotting a tgt track based on the GCI GG broadcast. He was maintaining height using the size of the shadow on the water...... :ooh:

So, where´s Tim Inder gone?......

I haven't gone anywhere - it's not my turn!!

I think I've run out of cockpit photos too for the meantime, so if anyone else wishes to step up, feel free...

But you posted the last one and aint said if I got it right or not.

If I did, someone else can post one.....

Boeing C-97 Stratofreighter ?

Canadair CL 415T waterbomber?

Cringe is there again! KC-97G Stratotanker.

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2.../usafkc-97.jpg


I should have mentioned, beautiful cockpit restoration at Carolinas Air Museum -

http://www.ruudleeuw.com/carolinasairmuseum.htm

Hi, forget. :) If it's my turn, here's the next pic:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b142/cringe_/unk8.jpg

OK,
Twin cockpit (can see the seat back of the front seat)
Tubular framed, fabric covered construction
Aerobatic (g-meter)
I'm guessing European (or damn-fast for an open cockpit - ASI is redlined at 360!!) and the VSI looks very much like a German variometer...

Is it a Bücker Jungmann?
Or was is Jungmeister? (no, I think that only has one seat)

Pitts S-2?

Well done Tim, it is a Jungmann.

Just loved the "Remove Before Flight" on the Lightning's ladder.:)

Probably added after a certain Wg Cdr Eng´s little trip..... ;)