The current challenge is clearly French. The windows look like the Farman 224?

Incidentally there is an excellent book on the Baade 152 published in Germany called Der Passagier-Jet <152> by Holger Lorenz. It is in German, but full of photos including many of the cockpit.

Yes, it is French, but it is not the Farman F.224.

Clues: First flew in 1936 and considered a good performer for the times, the two remaining aircraft ended up with the Vichy Air Force.

Bréguet 462 bomber?

Yes, it is the Breguet Br.462 'Vultur' bomber. Some sources categorize it as an 'attack-bomber'. You have control.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...40/br462-1.jpg

I will be away from my computer the next few days, so open house it is...

Tu.114

Here's one that I don't believe we have done yet, at least I could not find it on the list.

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...t/t50_full.jpg

Well the file name suggests it's a T50 Golden Eagle...

In which case, open house I'm afraid since I have nothing to post.

Okay, you peeked. Next.

It is one thing to look at the file properties, worse still to post the reply based on the properties. In addition, no new challenge is offered. A new low in this thread.

Either this is a new low point, or you may like the challenge. It is a little out of left field.

Name that Cockpit.

http://digital-nomad.com/autobrake.jpg

Boeing 757, or possibly any other boeing of the '80s.

Boeing yes. 757. No. This one was built in the 90's. But the type was rolled out in January 1988 and first flew on 29 April 1988.

Boeing 747-400? (or do you want -436 or whatever?)

open house if correct!

Next switch please:)

idd. -436 to be exact.

I pass and retire to the shadows

In an attempt to redeem myself a little, I offer the following. I'm surprised it's not been here yet, according to the list:

http://www.bushcat.com/ppr-me.jpg

Its derivative has been posted here previously.

Looks like a Junkers 88D.

Yup, 88D. As I said, I was surprised it hadn't been posted before since the 388 had been. The 88 was originally designed as a heavy dive-bomber. It was the most-produced German two-engined aircraft of WW2.

Over to Stevef.

Here's the next challenge. Only the panel, I'm afraid:

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r...7/WCCMar16.jpg

Looks like a WCC Mar16. ;)

Evansb on another board on a quiz I used to post, I'd always title the photobucket pic "Quit cheating!" Got 'em every time. :}

:)

Strictly speaking (on further research), this aircraft has been done before as its name is in Mel's list but the designation from my source is not quite the same.
Clue: American.

Another clue - only two prototypes were manufactured before the project was cancelled.

Not much to go on from the panel, I suppose.
A bit more information: Single engine, larger, heavier and faster than a B25 Mitchell.

Brewster XA 32

Sorry, Bus, not the XA32 but it made interesting reading nevertheless:
Brewster XA-32 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Powered by a P&W 4360, first flight 1945. That should get this one out of the way. :)

Curtiss XBTC?

Curtiss XBTC / XBT2C - torpedo-bomber

The Douglas (X)TB2D torpedo bomber. Not to be confused with the Douglas BTD-1 torpedo/dive bomber.

Bri correctly identifies the Douglas TB2D.
TB2D Skypirate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It was originally offered in What Cockpit as the XTB2D and I didn't check that it was the same model. :O

Thank you. Here is the next "What Cockpit?":
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../WCP090320.jpg

Bit of a race,or just a sprint?

It is not a Rallye.

Grob, but only because it looks like an UK military hangar

Sorry, not a Grob 115, but similar. Not sure if hangar is ex-RAF.

Here is a big clue: The company also developed this design:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...WCP090320A.jpg

I didn't think this challenge would last this long. The aircraft is an all-composite, powered by a Rotax 914. A larger, improved version of the aircraft is powered by a diesel engine.

evansb
 

Is it a SIAI 208?

MB

Sorry, not the SIAI Marchetti S.208. The mystery aircraft is a two-place trainer.

How about the NAL Hansa from India?

S'land is correct:ok: The NAL Hansa II. Over to you.:)
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...befee47dbd.jpg