Hi,I've nearly finished my first freeware glass cockpit for the ATR72-500 (FSUIPC registered needed).It has its own network engine (then no need for payware like WideFS or similar) and screen positioning through a simple INI file.Some details of the "PFD" (Primary Flight Display) are to complete yet but if someone is interested I could send the 5 panels via e-mail.When everything will be completed I will upload them here on AVSIM.Next job will be the development of a glass cockpit for the MD-80.I attached a screenshot of all the instruments for the ATR72-500.Regards,Bob

That looks excellent, great stuff.

Thanks for the compliments, Magic.This message just to let you know that the panel is available on the AVSIM library, "FS2004 Panels" section (search for "atrengpanel.zip" or among the panels for ATR ordered by date).Hope you will appreciate it.Regards,Bob

Well done, they look awesome, great to see someone looking after the middle area :)When I get back into building mine (after buying a house) I'm deciding on either a 767 (level d has the best options for the home cockpit - and I've even got magenta - but doubt I would use it).Or something smaller (more likely to be used) like a bae146 or I could look at the atr with your lovely gauges.

Thank you for your nice words.Well...I'm a "turboprops" lover so I wanted to start with the ATR72-500 that is my favourite...actually I made this glass cockpit for myself but then I thought "why don't give it to the community?".Then a project started with a friend of mine to give builders the alternative to build cockpits of aircrafts that are not the usual "Boeing" or "Airbus".In fact we are currently gathering information about the MD-80 instrumentation to develop a new set of "glass cockpit" gauges (freeware of course) for this aircraft.I don't know when this new work will be completed but I will let the community know when they will be available.In the meantime I'm working also on the last ATR gauge (HSI) to complete the set.Regards,Bob

Excellent, cheers Bob.Look forward to the next in the series...

Congrds and thanks Bob. Both for the effort to produce this and the wonderful attitude to offer it to the publc.John

Well...I must say a big "thank you" to all the people who downloaded my panel (378 so far)...it is more than I expected.Soon I will upload other 3 gauges (altimeter, variometer and speedometer)...I will let you know when they will be available.Thank you,Bob

Bob,your ATR 72-500 engine gauges are beautiful!I am thinking of switching from building a Boeing to the ATR after seeing your work.Keep up the good work!Polmer

This message just to let you all know that I've uploaded the speedometer, altimeter and VSI.Simply search "atrgcset.zip" on the file library--> FS2004 Panels.Have fun.Regards,Bob

Hmmz .. the url to the image gives an error, seems like it is gone. I wanted to have another look at it. :(

You are right...the image is not longer available.Anyway...this is the screenshot:http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/8851/strum9no.jpgThis should last more.Regards,Bob