Help with identification
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Benevolens Magister
It's a similar layout to the trim controls on the Lancaster and Lincoln, although they didn't have indicators on the aileron and rudder adjustment.
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Benevolens Magister
I agree with Wojtek.
Although similar to the Lancaster trim controls, it looks more "modern", especially the aileron and rudder adjustment wheels. On the Lanc, these were spoked handles, like on a tap (faucet) rather than completely circular "wheels".
It does look slightly familiar, although I can't figure out from which aircraft, and I think it would possibly be a single pilot type (although probably multi engine, crewed aircraft), with these control on the right of the pilot's seat, as per the Lanc.
Although similar to the Lancaster trim controls, it looks more "modern", especially the aileron and rudder adjustment wheels. On the Lanc, these were spoked handles, like on a tap (faucet) rather than completely circular "wheels".
It does look slightly familiar, although I can't figure out from which aircraft, and I think it would possibly be a single pilot type (although probably multi engine, crewed aircraft), with these control on the right of the pilot's seat, as per the Lanc.
