Hi Robert,
Ah. I’d call that a bulkhead. I don’t recall any meaningful data on it, nor do I recall a pic in a magazine of that, but you are obviously remembering one! Gary Austin’s (Retroaviation) shots on WIX are some of the best I’ve seen, including about the only shots of the instrument panel out there. You could ask him to see if he can get a shot when he next visits if you are in no hurry. I’ll have a look through my notes, but I don’t recall anything on that. I’d expect it would be ‘just’ a flat panel with access holes, as seen – but that’s obviously just a guess.

May I ask why you want to know?
Cheers
James

Hi James,
You are right there is nothing about this detail. Only one picture on a magazine and I was silly as I didn’t buy it.
I would like to make replicas of the Spanish 109 family including the Hispano powered.
But, the technical documentation is something scarse.
I will try my luck with Gary Austin.
Thank you for all your efforts.
Robert

Relatively recent pictures here:

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11006

Period shots here:

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=8437

Your best reference will be Robert Rudhall’s two books; there’s been numerous mentions of the two seater in various magazines in the past, including both Flypast and Aeroplane. The best reference is actually a French publication. I’ve done some drawings myself some years ago, and there is all sorts of small bits of data around if you know where to look.

If you post what in or why you are are interested, we may be able to help further (like the details of the French publication! 😀 )

Regards,

Thanks JDK.
I’m looking for a special picture showing the rear part of the second cockpit. There is a curved structure to cover the gap between the second seat and the rear fuselage.
The magazine I’m speaking about gave that special picture.
I checked on the net (including WIX with the disassembled pictures) and all the paper documentation (including the Hors série Avions Les Messerschmitt espagnols), but this detail is not shown.
Robert