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Meteor T.7 Cockpit


neilfergylee

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Hello folks,

 

I am in the process of completing a Classic Airframes Meteor T.7.  It has been a fight every step of the way but absolutely great fun and I am looking forward to showing-off the completed article.

 

I have one issue: the cockpit.  Classic Airframes provide some excellent resin parts, so I am tempted to model the aircraft with the canopy open.  However, there is a paucity of photographs and drawings showing the interior, especially the gap between the front and rear cockpits.  I came across the image below on Facebook and the lady is almost certainly in the front cockpit of a T.7.  This answers one questin I had regarding what goes where but I wold be very grateful if anybody had images, or a link to images, of more shots showing this middle section.

 

I would be most grateful for any guidance.

 

Kind regards,

 

Neil

 

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2 hours ago, bentwaters81tfw said:

Google is your friend

 

Thanks, but not always.  That is probably a Mk.8 cockpit with an ejection seat, while it's the bit behind the front seat that I'm after and, so far, Google has steadfastly not been my friend.

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The bod in the back must have the seat at full height , thanks for posting , reminds me of the two trips I had in the back of a T7 , target towing .

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6 hours ago, Junchan said:

She is Spitfire Girl, Jackie Moggridge as you may know.

Here are some images for your reference. Hope these will help.

 

 

 

 

Jun in Tokyo

https://www.flickr.com/photos/horaburo/albums

Jun San,

 

You are a scholar and a gentleman!  Thank you very much indeed, those shots are excellent!

 

Kind regards,

 

Neil

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