Council by eekdog
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unsure what aircraft i shot this of way back years ago. thank you for your visit today my dear rendo family.

Comments (15)
I have always loved the dash of airplanes. My stepdad was a pilot, so I had a lot of time to dwell. Cut my thumb to the bone. making a replica out of cardboard and paper, when I was 12. Just to note it's a "console". Which I find humorous because that word also means to cheer someone up, the way your pic today, has me. Thanks dude and Godspeed.
Great pic.
COOL SHOT
of what aircraft ?
unsure, maybe a blackhawk? been years since i took this.
might have been a C-130, i don't know why i did not get a full outside shot.
Wonderful!
Wherever it came from, it's a cool capture.
Cool capture!
So much information
cool
ah ok. no worries... :))
Glad I don't have to drive
I envy you and wish I 'd been the photographer here back then. ( I spent so many evenings, nights and week-ends flying the machines available in MS Flight Simulator, never growing tired of it :-) !
zowie---that's a freakin' dashboard! I don't know anything about planes, but I've been in several cockpits, plus I've been in the interior of a WWII tank, and this is what I've seen each time.
Great shot. Hard to believe people are trained to know all this stuff. (Rod would know it, I'm sure.)
(My audio software looks like this! I should post a pic of it sometime.) Love the shot.
Nice one here, Steve! I love cockpit photos, and this is a great shot!
Hope to be back fully soon.
It's not a C-130 or a C-123. I see 3 throttles and 3 sets of indicators in the center here, which is a bit unusual. The 130 has 4 engines, and the 123 has 2. Do you remember if this aircraft had 3 engines, Steve? Two on the wings and one on the nose, perhaps?
totally unsure my friend, it was so many years ago. i have about zero knowledge on aviation.it's too big for the Apache. thanks for the info.