G'day con-pilot. :)

I'm just a caption guy mate, but they can certainly be wrong. Here's the caption that went with the photo...

http://i40.tinypic.com/ip9veg.jpg

The 120 had no side windows in the back I believe and we can see part of one in the pic. That was my clue.

Open house

JD

Ok, here an easy one

JD

http://i683.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps04f33b36.jpg

Hey!
Someone has stolen the thrust levers, flaps and elevator trim wheel thingies.
Better be careful or the wings will be gone next.
Lucky there is that big handbrake lever to keep the brakes on, or the whole thing might have been towed away. :E

Sikorsky S-64 Sky Crane ?

Hmmm, looks like Sikorsky but I'll vote for a CH3 rather than the Sky Crane...

Further work:

It's not the CH3 variant but an S61, the civil version, I think...

I am picky but you guys got it. It is a HH3 but to be precise it is a S-61R, one of the only 3 civilian version ever built.

TheiC your turn.

JD

http://i683.photobucket.com/albums/v...or/N664Y-1.jpg

Good catch, I had forgotten about the back side windows. Well done. :ok:

Many thanks... A smart looking machine.

I'm out until late, so can't put anything up until tomorrow morning (UK time).

I'll say 'open house' and will step in if there's nothing fresh tomorrow.

Here we go:

http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/1377/52au.jpg

The GISIS is ON.

Early 50's British single jet? Hawker Sea Hawk?

Edited my earlier reply, after consideration of the aircraft lineage, to say: yes.

'fraid not...

Wild guess, Gloster Ace?

...not the Gloster Ace either, I'm afraid.

Supermarine Attacker ?

Again, sorry, no...

Supermarine Swift, then..

it is :D

An aircraft with a fascinating history Supermarine Swift - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here's the whole thing:

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/3245/ztf4.jpg

You have control...

Thank you. Interesting aircraft. Here is the next mystery cockpit:



http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps6c8757f4.jpg