Thanks Elliott, that is one hell of a list!

At least you have a decent copy of the photo Darrell, a much cheaper option. I was near the crash site of an Avro Tudor near LLandow this week, it came down on the far side of a field where surplus RAF aircraft were scrapped at the end of the war. A sad business and I wasn’t tempted to go looking for bits.
The Lanc yoke was out of a crash, recovered from a South Wales hillside when I was in the Air Cadets back in the eighties. The condition must be down to sacrificial corrosion, the mag alloy spokes saving the aluminium body.
On the quiz front, here’s something I certainly haven’t got, but would love. An unusual departure from the KG12/13 design. That said, with bits of Ju388 floating about, anything is possible.

It’s the support from around the exhaust stubs on one side of the engine, so you were right with the cowling number. Stainless is amazing stuff!

That Lanc yoke is very impressive Swifter. For an aircraft built and scrapped in such huge numbers it’s amazing there aren’t more about. There again Spitfires were hardly scarce. Was yours from the Aldritch shop? I saw one there just too late for far too little! You are pretty close with your centre cap, attached is an unpleasantly bent example. It’s from the second pilot’s side but I think identical.
Can’t help with Beau yokes but if you find a box full Ewan, I’d love one too.

I would be up for a get together. Linking it to another event would make sense, ideally Cockpit Fest as we’d be there anyway.
After the excellent advice, my gun button came apart sufficiently to try it out in the Beaufort yoke. I still need to get it further stripped to fit the Blenheim. The right hand Beaufort hole just fits a camera button, which fills it up nicely.

That’s an interesting one Swifter, although a yoke which looks less substantial than the aircraft. You jpeg title was a bit of a give away! Those yoke tops are unusual, Ju88C or other night fighter version? Surprised at the 188 example. Did any have fixed guns? Would love to know the stories behind those. Love the B25 yoke. For novel additions here’s a shamelessly borrowed Life photo of a 75mm equipped version. Can’t be many of them!