At least someone is interested! Thank you,Noyade.
Not from the family Junkers. There is no documentary evidence that this aircraft actually flew,and it was designed for a dual purpose.

Intriguing.

Your personal photo sabredog?

Not my personal photograph,Noyade. This aircraft was built even before my time! The protoype was completed in 1937,inspired by a French design,but is of American origin. It is available on the web.

Skroback Roadable ?
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r..._FIErL_651.jpg

Well done,Brian. It is indeed the Skroback Roadable. Not the most beautiful of aircraft!
YHC.

Thanks Simon. Here is the next cockpit:
http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/9...e9595bca9o.jpg

De H Drover..?

Sorry, not from De Havilland.

Stout Bushmaster 2000.

Open house if correct.

Yes, it is a Stout (Hayden) Bushmaster 15AT. As requested, it is OPEN HOUSE.
http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/1...03b52febao.jpg

This aircraft resides in Australia...

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/1736/aussie.jpg

Clue.

It was once piloted by Leutnant Rudolf Clauss.

Surely also flown by his father,Santa...?

Rudolf was shot down. Santa is still flying.

Lists of What Cockpit Challenges. Update 31/July/2011
 

Update of Lists up to and including 31/July/2011.

Thanks Mel. :ok:

Albatros D.Va 5390/17 that is now part of Australian War Memorial collection.

Just googling, so Open House if….


By the way, when Googling 'Leutnant Rudolf Clauss' I got both my MiG and sabredog's cockpit picture from the same page of the thread. Big Brother Giggle is watching us :eek:.

Reg

:ok:..........

Identify the aircraft make and model:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...40/1960471.jpg

I don't know what aircraft it is, but I don't like those skull-puncturing oversized bolts in the windscreen frames.