Thanks to a bunch of people for helping to gather the data for the 737 dimensions. Heres what i've found:Zip with cad drawing and pdf of cad drawing:http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/46805.zipHeight dimensions;floor <-> lower main panel: 58 cmfloor <-> MCP front: 99 cmfloor <-> front of forward overhead panel: 130 cmfloor <-> back if forward overhead panel: 158 cmfloor <-> front of aft overhead panel: 158 cmfloor <-> back of aft overhead panel: 170 cmLength dimensions;firewall (in front of your toes) <-> flightdeck door: 218 cmfirewall <-> wall behind right pilot seat:firewall <-> back of center pedestal: 174 cmfirewall <-> lower part of main panel: 65 cmWidth dimensions;Floor;width at flightdeck door: 243 cmwidth at circuit breaker panel behind right seat:witdh at front of the seats : 150 cmwitdh at main panel:Roof;width of forward overhead panel;at front, in front of landing lights etc:at front, behind landing lights etc: 66 cmat the back if the panel: 66 cmAngles;main panel tilt angle: 15 verticalCDUs and EICAS2 tilt angle: 30 degrees horisontalforward overhead panel tilt angle: 25 deg horisontalaft overhead panel tilt angle: 20 deg horisontalDepth dimensions;depth from MCP to main panel: 31 cmCheers!/ Olle

That is perfect!! Now all I have to do is figure out how to make the DXF file into fullscale in TurboCad 9pro, print, and I have fullsize cockpit!!!!

>That is perfect!! Now all I have to do is figure out how to>make the DXF file into fullscale in TurboCad 9pro, print, and>I have fullsize cockpit!!!!I want a printer like that as well! ;)Tuomas

I wish I had such infor about the a320 ...Does anyone knows where can I get such info for the a320 ?Soon I will be sending some photos of my finished A320 MCDU ...Thanks,Cadu

Tuomas:>>I want a printer like that as well! Till he retired from British Airways Engineering, my father had a printer in his offices that was a photo-quality colour inkjet, using 3 metre wide roll fed paper! Thing cost well over 100,000 quid tho :-xxrotflmao

... and every print job required you to change the ink jet cartidges 12 times! :-lolCheers,

Actually, I just printed the sideview of a 727 cockpit (the upper portion) and used 52 sheets of paper with same ink cartridge! I just have to figure out how to make the 737 views into full scale and then I can print all the shapes and then start cockpit building straight away (as the English would say)!

Hi manThe drawings that you have published are mine, I believe that what a minimun to do is to say who are the author of them, and to request permission to me to publish them, does not seem to you?Pedro Bibiloni

Hi Pedro,Do you think you could publish the drawings again somewhere?I find many people are looking for the right dimensions?Thx in advance

Hi Pedro!Im sorry for not mention you, the author, in the repost. This is not by disrespect to you, but becaus i didnt know you were the source.I can do a repost and attack your name to the drawings...If you want the cred, put your name in the drawings so people know who to thankCheers!/ Olle

G'Day It's finally time to start putting all the pieces together, and I was hoping to get the B737 cockpit dimensions as outlined in this thread. Unfortunately, the link for the CAD drawings is dead. Does anyone have these drawings they could send across to me, or attach to this thread? Thanks so much!

Yeah, I'd like these dimensions as well. Can someone post them again? I wish that link wasn't dead. :-(

Have a look at the download section of www.simcockpit737.tkThere you'll find Pedro Biboni's AutoCAD drawing of the 737NG

There are also JPG versions @www.737simbuilders.comZK-SHBIf it isn't Boeing, I'm not going.http://www.737simbuilders.com/