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    Sweeeeeeeeeeet! Awesome job, I just love old props. I saw a Connie fly at Avalon, Victoria 2003.

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    Thanks a lot...

    It looks a bit better on the pictures than in original, there are still many scratches on that switch panel but I leave it like it is. The feather button covers are not in place yet.

    One flight engineer scratched "Chuck D. loves Betty Lou" underneath the fuel pump switches.... I wonder if I will find out who it was...

    Christian

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    It will be open to a "limited" public. Mainly the members of the Super Constellation Flyers Assoc. and for events.... I don't know exactly what will be.... but who does?

    Christian

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    Some new parts in my cockpit and the first seat is finished... The entire master junction box (next to the F/E desk) is now installed.




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    This is so beatyful. Love the work you do here.

    Thanks for showing your progress

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    So the wings are next?

    Wow, incredible!

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    No, the second seat is next.... and already finished as you can see.

    Funny thing... I have two different seats in my cockpit. One is the 1948 model and the other is the 1955 model (on this picture). Since both seats come from a SUPER Connie this means that one seat must have been replaced by an older one.
    And because the cockpit came from a Dominican Republic airplane... everything is possible.



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    Man, that looks great!

    You're going to have a museum piece when you finish it. Nice that you'll be able to fly it as well.
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    I'm working again on the cockpit and this is how it looks now. I have both seats restored, I made new seat cushions and also a lot of small parts to make everything look nice.
    The overhead panel is not cleaned yet and also two of the F/E panels still need some work.
    But at the moment I'd like to wire all things together because I WANT TO FLY!!! No matter if some things are missing. I am now in the third year of building this and I have never played with it.... it's time to take off!

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    A very nice and unique piece of artwork you have over there ! I would like to see your flight attendants in their original uniforms serving coffee
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