#13 is the Milviz Ju-87 Stuka

#16 is the freeware Neoqb Fokker DR1

8 hours ago, toucanair said:

I think the cowling and instruments gave it away.. that and I'm avid DCS fan.

next ones:

#13 Messerschmitt BF-109

#14 Yak 18 ???

#15 BAC-111

#16 Sopwith Triplane

#17Sukhoi SU-26

I'd post some pics, but I'm not really sure how you do it these days on here. 🙂

 

 

 

Excellent guesses....two on the money....🙂....

BTW, I still can't figure out how you got the #17 correct (Sukhoi-26), from such a partial cockpit image...amazing...! I'm glad, though, I hid the (prominent) classic Sukhoi (Arrow) Logo on the control stick (see an Alabeo image below)...I was, initially, thinking of leaving it in. There is also a small inscribed (English) "SUKHOI" text, at top RHS of the front cockpit (may be barely able to see it in the image below), which, of course, I'd to hide too...(all these precautions didn't work on you, though)...🙂...

You may see more pictures of this nice plane on the Alabeo website....if not already...

Glad you could identify the (#15) BAC-1-11 twinjet (it was the -400 model, if I recall)...I always remember the (David Maltby) Warning that came with his  plane for the "Rolls-Royce Spey jet Engine" Sounds File (I've made part of his warning text, below, bold format,..🙂...):

"WARNING - THESE AIRCRAFT SOUNDS ARE VERY LOUD
David Maltby accepts no liability for damage to hearing, hi-fi equipment & speakers, property, family & friends, pets, fruit & veg, garden hoses, weapons of mass destruction or anything else either."

And, for #13 and #16, please below...

[Finally, with your interest as an "old school AvGeek"...🙂..., it would be great to see images from your Classic favorites (or otherwise) via posts...here. There are some folks here, who are fans of Classics, too...(btw, there is a "How do I Post" Pin-up at the top of this Screenshots Forum,...you need to, first, select an image server site of your own...),...please feel free to ask, here, if you have further questions. All the best...!]

Alabeo Sukhoi Su-26 Cockpit

Edited October 7, 20205 yr by P_7878

8 hours ago, bernd1151 said:

#13 is the Milviz Ju-87 Stuka

#16 is the freeware Neoqb Fokker DR1

Bernd:

Both correct, indeed...!! I knew you are really well up on the German Classics...so, it was not fair,...🙂...I was hoping you would be busy, porting some nice FSX plane(s) to their new home...🙂...(btw, this (#16) Freeware Fokker Dr.I, above, I recall, was probably a pointer from you, a while ago, including one or two other Freeware German Classics, too). Of course, the aficionados of RoF (I'm not one) would also know it well...

You're right, the Ju 87 Stuka (#13) is (also a) Freeware on the MilViz website...(for FSX/P3dV3, though)...And, MilViz's renditions, we know, are always outstanding, interior/exterior...

 

[And, folks, I think I didn't see an answer to #14, that one is (Flight Replicas) Zlin-526, a Czech sports/aerobatics plane.

[Patrick: Thanks for allowing my input on the thread....!! And, thanks all for your participation...!!]

7 hours ago, P_7878 said:

.I was hoping you would be busy, porting some nice FSX plane(s) to their new home...

Oh yes, P_7878, I have done quite a few already. But sometimes I'm not really sure, whether I should show them here. Of course, I use them only for my own enjoyment and don't distribute them anywhere.

On 10/6/2020 at 11:42 AM, HighBypass said:

@JB3DG there's only 2 sets of engine gauges..... 

oops 😊