Aircraft ID

[NikA]

I don't think it is a Tiger Moth. Look at the attachment just to the right and behind the person in the photo. There is no 'like' mount on the above photo.

Looks like the front mount for the rear windshield to me.

 

[Wyandot Jim]

Looks like the front mount for the rear windshield to me.

Yep

 

[freakindawgen]

That is just freaking awesome!!

This is the Lancaster aircraft.

 

[WAYNO]

Dam Buster !

 

[freakindawgen]

Anyone remember The Weather Channel Nicole Mitchell? She was a Hurricane Hunter in the P-3

 

[Fox Mike]

Looks like the front mount for the rear windshield to me.

Look at the second Tiger Moth and the rear windscreen mount is different

 

[Wyandot Jim]

OK FM,
The cabane struts, fuel valve, fuel lines, doors, cockpit coaming, control cables going up the right rear cabane struct, front windshield and the turtle deck are the same along with the landing wires attach to the rear cabane strut and wing attach, and it is England. It must be a Moth. Windshield attach fittings do get changed and modified over a 80-85 year period

 

[peachhead]

This is the Lancaster aircraft.View attachment 58526

I saw one of these in a static display in a museum in Canberra, AUS.