One of Seven by bmac62
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...climbing and crawling around inside a B-25 WWII bomber named Grumpy, here's what I found in the cockpit.
Bill:)
"Come Fly with Me"
Comments (30)
Absolutely fascinating cockpit! WOW! Great capture
Does he have a pilot's license? Great capture!
Great shot! Fascinating how primative these cockpits were.
Gorgeous view of the cockpit chief :) Look like a nice series to come
cute!! you make me smile!! :)
Lol cool capture of old grump Bill... well done!
Crawl looks like the appropriate verb. Even more respect for the pilots who flew them in to battle. Great insight, Bill, thanks! Clive
Great image!!
I love it! What did that mean looking red button in the middle do? ;)
Great image Hugs Susan~
Love the little mascot! I wonder how many hours he has in his log book ... ??
Lovely shot Bill. Its 'plane' to see he's Grumpy!!
How primitive this looks now!
LoL, Rob and I saw this plane at Duxford Warbirds 09, never got close enough to see this little guy though.Always good to see the insides, not an opportunity often available over here.This is an excellent, sharp image, very useful for detailing future model projects.
amusant
HA! I think he said Dont touch anything. What a fun shot :-)
Hello Grumpy !!! Nice idea !
All those dials, no wonder he looks grumpy :o)
I'll look carefully at the pilot next time I take a flight just in case. Excellent capture.
EXCELLENT! SUPERLATIVE!
Super POV in this shot of the cockpit, instrument panel and controls, Bill. Grumpy was placed there in order to keep the greasy, invasive hands of callous visitors off the controls of this well preserved and intrepid WWII aircraft.
how cute as some days can be "grumpy" but with this fellow around cannot help but smile wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
lol great capture...
LOL! That's priceless, Bill! He actually looks a little like our third shift guy. Of course if I ever have to work that shift, I'd be grumpy, too! Great capture, Bill! Aircraft cockpits sure look different these days!
fantastic detail!!
Beautiful photo, Bill. I'm surprised the museums let folks inside the planes, particularily the cock-pit with all those controls. "Grumpy" suggests something about this plane. Temperamental engines? Or,..... It looks quite crowded inside, and no crew comfort. Reminds me, did thay have a toilet on board, considering long flying hours to and from the target? I know they brought sandwiches and thermoses with hot tea/coffee (it's COLD up there!). This photo really gives a good view of the controls. Now, to try figuring out what all the dials are for! Keep 'em coming! :-)
I smile my friend. And I think. Many believe that some elderly people have no dreams in their hearts. It's like a home port to have a little fetish of the moment to restore our courage. Well thanks to you and very much appreciated visits esters ((5 + +)) Je souris mon ami . Et je pense . Beaucoup pensent que les personnes un peu agés n'ont aucun rêve dans leur coeur . C'est comme un port d'attache d'avoir un petit fétiche du moment pour nous redonner le courage . Bien à toi et mercis beaucoup de tes visites très appréciées ((5++))
Wonderful cockpit view. The first thing that I check out on old cars is the dashboard. Dana
hahahah I had nooo clue what your title could mean...now I know. LOL
This one and your avatar mmake me very jealous. You are a lucky guy, Bill!