Hey seeing these pics makes me think of something.You should maybe concider this:http://www.airplanestuff.com/3410.htmlThose throttles look very much similar to the LJ45's. Only a bit of gray paint.

Yes! You are right! And the price is right too! I guess that that will have to be my next purchase (pending dimension information).Thanks for the pointer!Best regards,Al

Hi Alex,I have disabled the protection for you. Please download it within 2 days.The LJ45 cockpit is small but neat! Have you ever think of building Falcon 900 EAsy? The whole cockpit is made by LCD screen. Four 17" LCD can cover 1/2 cockpit layout.Alkit

MANY THANKS! It's done. You may close the pictures if you want.Now I will have to drool over them and start planning ;-). Haven't thought of the Falcon 900... I'll have a look and see what that means.Thanks for the idea.Best regards,Al

You may email Dassault directly and mention you want its Falcon 900 Easy. They will send you one foldable poster. Very useful for reference. Also the technology inside can keep you on the loop.Alkit

Dassault will send me a poster??? Now why can't Boeing/Bombardier do that? I am willing to pay so they don't need to be worried that they will be flooded by 1,000s of people asking for freebies...Anyway, their marketing have something to consider - maybe educating today the future potential customers - something like "My First Sony". What about "My First Lear" or "My First Boeing" ?.Thanks for the tip.I'm off now to Dassault website and see how I contact them.BTW - no word from Bombardier yet Best regards,Al

>[email protected]>>He's the PR guy for the Lear 45 and he may well have stuff>that would help.>>RichardUpdate - still no life signs from Bombardier or Mr. Franson... Oh well - it's not that they're losing a model 60 potential customer Best,Al

You FOOL!!! :-)You should have written and said you were thinking of buying a matched pair for you and your wife - would have gotten a better response :-)Richard

Bomdardier, you may try.If for cessna, no way. I was request to visit the cockpit when public day of airshow. The sales said there are customer inside the plane (when I see no one inside and dark as they open the door). What a lie. The sales people were so busy with the asian girls under the umberlla. I would prefer they simply say "sorry, not allow for visit" than tell me a stupid lie.