Now, that I have finished my GA sim to a point where I can actually fly approaches with a large amount of realism, I am looking to build a T-38 simulator cockpit. I went through UPT at long gone Craig AFB in Selma AL in 1971. I still remember the T-38 as one of the most fun airplanes to fly. While I know that the heavies and fighter pits are the most preferred by sim builders, I have flown real fighters and have no desire to fly anything I can

Hi, really like the Talon also :) . I was going to build a cockpit based on it or the F-16 but I settle for the CRJ series...Go here: http://www.simpits.org/fileproc/showfiles.phpYou'll have all the info you want plus a contact if you have further questions.Just sort by date and then search T-38 .Keep us posted!!Best regards,Pedro

Thanks for the link Pedro. However, Brian posted a lot of pictures of the cockpit without any dimentions. If I have to, I can estimate them from the photos. It would be nice to have real dimentions.John

Well you can ask Brian if he can take some measures or if you know the dimension of one instrument, then just do some math ;)Regards,Pedro

This doesn't fulfill your request, but I wanted to make sure that you were aware of the freeware FSD T-38:http://www.fsd-international.com/projects/t38.htmI haven't tried it in FS2004, but I would presume that some part of that aircraft might be useful in your cockpit project.cheers,Dave Blevins

Thanks Dave. Yes, I have it. In fact that is the model I plan on using. Within the limitations of MSFS, I find it to be an excellent flight model.John