Lots done this weekend. Rudder pedal “canoe” completed, with a sub-floor built for the foot/heel plates to attach to and the whole lot painted. Then, with it all
Boeing 737-500 Classic Sim
Wheels down and locked….
Dragging the 737 panel module in and out of the garage to work on it has gotten a little old already, and as more bits get added it
Change of direction for the 737
Ok… I know I said before that I had the plan sorted for the 737 avionics etc etc…. well… the plan has changed somewhat this week, due to
Passenger view anyone?
One of the ideas I’ve had knocking around in the back of my mind has been at least one “passenger window” in the 737 sim…… I wasn’t sure
737 MIP Paint
Today I put a first coat of paint on the MIP support structure. The paint; Resene “Shuttle Grey” looked quite “light” as it went on, but dried quite
Even more 737 MIP Work
Tonight, I continued the MIP structure work. Added a “floor” module and left side bulkhead. Next I added a “stiffener” from the new bulkhead to the underside of
Small MIP Update
Tonight I added an additional part to the FO side structure. This allowed the glareshield support and side structure to line up better. The main side panel now
More 737 MIP Work
Today I built the structure for the FO end of the MIP. One small mod to make, to make the top part a little tidier, then move on
737 MIP Work
I’ve been on leave from work, and so made some time today to do some work, assembling all the bits and pieces of real 737-500 MIP’s I had
3D Printed CDU
Quick design and 3D print job for the 737 With a bit of a clean-up and some filling and sanding it’ll do just fine. The next stage is
