OKAY,let`s say pulse-jet powered ..?

Not pulse-jet powered but used standard engines for their time.

Fw187 Falke. (?)

Is this a co-pilot /bombardiers position,as I see no engine instruments/throttles etc ?

The Falke had a very slim fuselage; the engine instruments were mounted on nacelles.

Mel's challenge
 

Sepp has it.
It is indeed the Focke Wulf Fw 187 Falke.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...uiz/fw-187.jpg

You have control.

I have to say - that was a good one. :D Its good to see the Falke getting some rare time in the limelight. :ok:

I'm off on hols for a bit and may not be able to check in here so, open house!

as you indicate Sepp the Falke was an interesting aircraft.
To keep the thread going here is another cockpit:-
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...pitquiz371.jpg
Mel

Certainly not a Fokker F-VII as that has been done before (twice).

C2j

Your right Cubs2jets this is not the Fokker F-VII, in fact is not from Fokker at all.

Nearly 500 views only one taker. Time for a clue this aircraft was single engine and European.

Heinkel He-57 Heron ?

Not the Heinkel He-57 Heron Bri. This one was a landplane and first flew a couple of years earlier than the He-57.

Focke-Wulf A20 Habicht ?

Not the Focke-Wulf A20 Habicht, Bri. But similar and from the same country.

One is thinking one of Willy's designs. Perhaps the M18 or M 20?

Not one of Willy Messerschmitt designs I am sorry.

Dornier Do K1 ?

Sorry for the delay. Not a Dornier Bri.

How about a Gotha P-60A? Oooops not that design!

I will add a BV 141