MReyn24050 could be right:

http://www.transportarchive.org.uk/aimages/G2557.jpg

MReyn24050 is indeed correct! It's the Avro 652 produced for Imperial Airways and adapted to become the 652a Anson.

The similarity to the Anson cockpit is there and had the cockpit glazing been evident, I'm sure it wouldn't have been too difficult.

I'll withdraw and watch from a safe distance.

In that case, this was the type in question (previous photo of an Avro 642):

http://www.century-of-flight.freeola...images5/15.jpg

BTW, great challenge. :ok:

I agree that was a great challenge 628al.

Unforunately I havent immediate access to a similar worthy challenge today so please anyone feel free to pose the next challenge.

Bristol 170 Freighter? Hope the move goes well Mike.

Rather you than me Mike. I had enough of that when I was in the Services, however old habits die hard I still find myself saving any the packing boxes when buying any new kit in case they are needed.

The windows gave me the clue. I am sure that this one will also be solved as quickly.



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Looks like a DC2 perhaps?

Sorry 682al. Not a DC2.

Second guess...Lockheed 10?

Maybe Boeing 247?

Well done 628al. It is indeed a Lockheed Electra 10.

Well its a Douglas, C-33?

No sorry, Orac it is the Lockheed Electra 10 as stated by 628al

Very similar I will grant you

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...raft/c33-1.jpg

Well if it's my turn again, I'll try something a little more straightforward than the Avro 652.

Lots of clues in this one.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Untitled-1.jpg

oops! deleted my entry immediately after seeing 682's new one.

DH Vampire?

Nope, sorry brickhistory.

My first choice is the forward cockpit of the Boulton Paul Defiant

Hmmm, I think I see some of your reasoning MReyn24050 but no, it's not the Defiant.

Lack of apparant gunsight and firing bezel makes me think it is a training aircraft. Second choice Miles Master

Gloster E28/39 ?