Working on adding real circuit breaker panels to my 737 cockpit.
Category: Cockpit Enclosure
All content related the cockpit enclosure structure including the shell, floor, and interior trim.
Building a Boeing 737 Home Cockpit Rear Bulkhead
Time to start enclosing my cockpit shell with a rear bulkhead.
The Devil in the Details – Bringing my Simulated Boeing 737 Cockpit to Life With Some Extra Detail
Adding little details to your home-based flight simulator cockpit can really enhance the realism and enjoyment of the experience. These last weeks I’ve been keeping busy by adding some little cockpit details to add some realism, and tying up some of those nagging loose ends. I’ll talk about some of the simple, yet useful enhancements …
Paint, lots of paint!
After I finally finished the faux riveting of my sim base it was time to start painting everything. FYI, for this iteration of base I decided not to go with under-floor yokes for simplicity sake. I’ll be building a base v2.0 out of metal in the not-too-distant future and it will be designed for real …
Rivets and Sore Thumbs
I am nearing completion of my plywood cockpit floor/base (sort of, more on that later). I had the brilliant idea that I wanted to make my cockpit floor look real by adding simulated rivets, helping increase the overall immersion. Sounds great, right? Well, I knew it would be a big task, and it was, but …
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Latest Comments
Thanks. I didn't make the panels from scratch. I purchased them from CockpitSimParts in the UK. Very reasonably priced and…
Hi, Great work! I'm trying to build the overhead myself too. I have a question: how did you create the…
Dear misty blue I have purchased the entire lineup of sismo modules for the 737NG i can see the modules…
Hi, sorry I'm just seeing your request now. If you haven't figure it out by now, I'm afraid I'll have…