Cessna T-37 Tweet

Grumman A 6 Intruder ?

Clint.

Guess what - Cringe again!! T37B, of around 1982 vintage.

Someone else can post the next pic.

Bede BD-5.

Here's another cockpit for you:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/nw969/13112.jpg

I have no idea what aircraft that is but the instrument on the left coaming looks like an old Cosim variometer.

If I am right what is it doing there ?

Folland Gnat? Tiny cockpit, but it's got an ejection seat, so maybe....

Lockheed U2?

Is the variometer something to do with gliding?

Neither a U2 (which has a much larger cockpit - as well as a yoke-style control column) nor a Gnat (which has an even smaller cockpit).

Nor is it a glider.

Hmmm. Just back from the Sunday nights brains trust so....hazy!

Rocket Powered? UK. Has to be a Saunders Roe something or other.

Neither rocket powered nor a Saunders Roe aircraft......

Handley Page HP-115 XP980 in the 'Leading Edge' display at the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton. I thank you...

It was the yellow arrow on the building's floor wot gave it away - I've been stumped as to almost all the others.

Now to hear if I was successful, and find a suitable piccy.

Total guess but maybe HP115?

JDK - yes, well done, it is indeed the HP 115:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/nw969/HP115.jpg

Over to you!

Heh. Thanks BEgs

Spotting the type by the location is an interesting way of doing it.

This should be a real toughie, so a couple of clues are in order.

It's a fighter, of conventional layout, but often overlooked in the lists of W.W.II types...

It's a survivor, photos taken in the Museum's store.

Good luck!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...ghterJDK02.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...ghterJDK01.jpg

HE 162 Salamander ???

Clint.

The canopy is very much like the He 100 an aircraft that I believe lost out to the ME109

Not a He162.

Mike, you'll be doing well to get a colour cockpit shot of an (the) MB-5 in a museum store. Do you know something we don't? Incidentally, the MB-5 had an excellent cockpit layout - much better than this.

Not a Hawker Fury...

Nor a He100 (another extinct type, though there is a wooden replica in at Chino).

Keep going!

He112?