I`ll raise you one,X-24b !

Hmm, well the two pics I've seen are very similar, but there are instrumentation changes, so unless it's the old NASA photo archive date problem again..
Unless you know something I don't..:E

Just thought some of the instruments looked more`modern` for the `Flatiron`.

mustposat has it with the X24A.:ok:

Picture from NASA/Dryden 1967 .

C2j

Thank you C2j - don't know if you saw the 24B cockpit photo but it was very similar considering they were 5 yrs apart..
Sorry for the delay, Photobucket was down, here's the next one, v.easy, bit surprised it's not been done yet...apols it's a bit small, roll up, roll up.

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/j...g?t=1236190387

Has to be Russian..Mig-21 ?

It is Russian...trying to spin it out...

Su 17..................

Agaricus bisporus, Sorry, no..

MiG-21 Fishbed trainer ?

MiG-23, but if so it's open house I'm afraid.

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...icture18-3.jpg

Too many Brians btw......

Yes, it is indeed,well done Bushfiva, open house it is..

I don't think this has been here before. You should be able to narrow it down to one particular machine, and tell us why.


http://www.bushcat.com/f2.jpg

Tu-144 Concordski,with ejection seats...

No, not the Tu-144.

Tu-160SK perhaps? The US-based Platforms International Corp. was reported to have acquired three demilitarized ex-Ukrainian Tu-160s for conversion to Tu-160SK launchers for space vehicles. There are several similarities in this photograph to the Tu-160 cockpit, the seats are I am sure the same type.
Mel

Nope, not the Tu-160.

Here's the first hint: you might be surprised to see 4 engines on it.

Buran Space Shuttle ?

Yes, Buran. I was hoping for the specific one: this was OK-GLI, which had four AL-31 jet engines. It could take off under its own power and made 25 test flights during the 1980's.

Over to Evansb.