Started on a Boeing 737NG cockpit

[jumbo0]

Because of my work I had no time yet Tomorrow should work, I will do it asap!

[birdyguy]

I didn't cut anything, but I drilled holes at the top of the MIP and I mounted the (rather heavy) glareshield to it. I will make some pictures of the back tomorrow and post them, but nothing is wired yet.

Very nice job. Looks great.

[jumbo0]

Here the photo of a piece of the backside of my MIP!

Cockpit 030.jpg

[Sudden81]

You have put the Annunciator holders on the wrong side!

[jumbo0]

Well, I was not sure how to do it
But just wired the LED's and it looks pretty good after all I think.. For the overhead I'll have a good look at it to mount them in the right way!

[jumbo0]

Some pictures of the current progress:

[killerbee1958]

You have put the Annunciator holders on the wrong side!

What exactly is wrong with the annunciators in this picture?
I will receive the simworld mip and annunciator set also in some weeks so i would like to understand what to do different as i agree with Jumbo0 this already looks very impressive. can you point out more what you mean exactly?

[Sudden81]

Some pictures of the current progress:

It should look like this:
hyd1.jpg

In real life, you can push in all annunciators to see if the bulbs work!
Therefore, it is the part you put on the inside to sit on the outside and the other small part on the inside!

[killerbee1958]

It should look like this:
hyd1.jpg

In real life, you can push in all annunciators to see if the bulbs work!
Therefore, it is the part you put on the inside to sit on the outside and the other small part on the inside!

Thanks

i think this will be very helpfull when the mip with annunciators arrive. I will post pictures once complete in my own thread

[jumbo0]

Hmm I see... Well maybe one day I'll order new annunciators and remount them in the good way. Thanks for sharing, Sudden81!

The past days I worked a little on my cockpit, mounted on a frame made my own CDU and throttle bay out of wood, painted everything, mounted my LCD,... It start to look a little like a cockpit