Followings are the Cessna cockpit by Cor Radmaker in The Netherlands, who designed the panel himself. The panel is made of metal, with flexible plywood and foam and imitation leather put together as the glare shield.
Edit: Cor has submitted additional pictures for the building of his panel, plus drawing files to share with those who are interested.
Builder: Cor Rademaker
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
ICAO: EHAM – Amsterdam Schiphol
Followings are updated cockpit photos from Mario Cote in Canada Newfoundland after getting a new PCs and multiple screens.
Builder: Mario Cote
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
ICAO: CCZ3, Clarenville Airport
(Updates added at End of Post – Aug-11, 2017)
Received a post comment from Ed Gilbert (aka Raceguy) about his P-51D cockpit that he has been working on for the last two years. He said that the project is about to complete sometime this week. I can’t help to say “wow!”
The photos are originally posted on the A2A Forum. I have sought his permission to re-post the photos here.
Frankly, whenever I look at the cockpit pictures from FSX Times friends who shared with us here, I always feel the excitement and am deeply touched by the time, the effort, and the sweat (probably blood as well) they put onto our common passions in flight simulation. Thank you Raceguy. Thank you all.
Builder: Ed Gilbert aka Raceguy
Location: New Port Richey, Fl, USA
ICAO: FA40 Hidden Lake Airport
Followings are the 737-800NG cockpit photos from Marcus in Australia.
Builder: Marcus from Marcuswald Air
Location: Victoria, Australia
ICAO: YMML
Ben Weaver in Colorado recently sent me his cockpit photos as follows. His idea of using a piece cloth to build up a temporary cockpit enclosure is brilliant and effective. You will also find a video link that showcases his cockpit build at the end of the post.
Builder: Ben Weaver
Location: Colorado, USA
ICAO: KBJC, Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
Rick Sheehan in US LaFayette predominantly flied GA aircraft but turned to flight simulation after a heart attack many years ago. Followings are photos of his home cockpit.
Builder: Rick Sheehan
Location: LaFayette, Georgia, USA
ICAO: 9A5, Barwick Field Airport
This is the second cockpit of Nils Taubert that he built for quick flights with little setup time.
Builder: Nils Taubert
Location: Riga, Latvia
ICAO: EVRA, Riga International Airport
A simple yet effective cockpit from Karsten Jaeger in Germany, who prefers Hotas Warthog than control yoke on small aircraft.
Builder: Karsten Jaeger
Location: Lueneburg, Germany
ICAO: EDHG, Lüneburg Airport
Here’s the cockpit of Jean Gabriel, who is the second person so far putting a car seat in the cockpit.
Builder: Jean Gabriel
Location: Baugy, France
ICAO: LFLD, Bourges Airport
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