An "On Line Documentation" on the construction of a Full Scale A320 Flightdeck Simulator Project.

A web site devoted to the construction and operation of a Boeing 737-700 flight simulator.

Home built Boeing 767 flight simulator. Unit is powered by three networked computers. Display is projected on a 6 foot wide screen.

A project to build an Airbus A320 flightdeck.

Describes how he's building a multi-monitor flight simulator using cheap materials for the cockpit.

Describes the project to build a replica of an F-4 cockpit.

A cockpit project for use with PC flight simulators such as Jane's F/A-18. Cockpit is built of plywood from scratch loosely based on the F/A-18 Hornet.

Describes both his old project and the new that's built using a complete cockpit section of a real B737.

A site about an ongoing project built using a retired Continental Airlines Boeing 737-100 flight deck.

A ten year project to build a simulator that will include every switch and panel in the 747-400.

A modular cockpit based on the F-16.

A project dealing with the construction of a realistic and cost effective physical flight simulation device. It incorporates a flight sim wiring technique in which you wire directly to the keyboard in order to emulate keyboard signals.

Simulator cockpit based on an IFR cockpit.

Developed for Microsoft Flight Simulator. How-to information, photo galleries, documentation and history, mail list, email contact and links.

A scale F-16 cockpit designed for home PC use.

Information on his flight-sim cockpit and the I4F (Interface for Falcon) project that he just started.

Describes the making of a home built fully enclosed A340-like cockpit with two seats.

An ongoing project to build a Boeing 747-400 type cockpit.

Pictures of a fighter jet cockpit built from the seat from an F-101 Voodoo (Vietname Era) and instruments and system modules from actual aircrafts.

A project dealing with the construction of a realistic and cost effective physical flight simulation device. It incorporates a flight sim wiring technique in which you wire directly to the keyboard in order to emulate keyboard signals.