Help please with relic panel

[hawker1966]

Hi can anyone help to i.d. this relic aircraft instrument panel.ive been told that it is possibly from a Heinkel 111, but i cant seem to confirm this.over to the experts any ideas?

Many thanks for any help given

 

[vikingBerserker]

Very cool. Does it have any markings or numbers?

 

[hawker1966]

Very cool. Does it have any markings or numbers?

I haven't picked up as yet will let you know,thank you for your reply.

 

[Crimea_River]

Yep without numbers or details of the crash site, if that's where it was found, it's pretty hard to pin it down.

 

[GrauGeist]

If you think it might be from a He111, get an image of a cockpit and compare the various panel areas to the artifact you have.

From what I've seen, the instruments in the cockpit of the He111 didn't have a panel shaped like what you have shown in the photo. There were instruments ahead (or above, depending on type) of the pilot, a panel to the left of the pilot and a small panel foreward and to the right of the pilot, in the bombardier's position.

There is a possibility it might be from a Ju88 cockpit, on the main panel, far right.

 

[Crimea_River]

I agree. But why German? Why WW2? Could be from a home built dune buggy!

 

[GrauGeist]

I agree. But why German? Why WW2? Could be from a home built dune buggy!

Because at no time has any dune buggy been as cool as a luftwaffe aircraft.

Ever.

 

[Crimea_River]

Ten-four!