Almost done!!!Here's a video preview..

Hope you all really like!!!several video editing effects are featured so final version is Simulator-Alike look, like the previous photos!

The panel looks great! Looking forward to the release of it. Thanks for sharing the video.Cheers,ScottKJMS (or thereabouts)

Hi, your panel look nice, but i want know if the sperry 177 has total funcionality like EPR limit to engage with autothorttles etc.Thanks and good job. :(

it seems very nice.

Looking forward to use Your wonderful panel with TinMouse II model.Can You tell us please, when it will be available?Thanks!

Nice work!... will it be available for public download?

so.....? some info about this?

so.....? some info about this :(

Any progress on this panel? That last video you'd uploaded to YT was fabulous.. we're drooling on our keyboards!Save a generation of pilots who *NEED* the realism your 732 panel brings.. :(

HelloI've spent the last 2 years developing this panel for the Boeing 737-244 ADV, it took me so long because I had to learn from 0 and no much time due to work. Anyway it was developed upon several third party gauges, mods, and addons, so my work consisted in research and assembly of the parts I need to achieve a better look.PANEL IS NOT PUBLISHED ANYWHERE due respect to the other developers but I'll ask for permission once the mod is 100 completed and spent severeal hours testing.Panel characteristics:-Auto installation program with Tinmouse II 737-200 model with updated modified handling and my own eye-candy repaints-Panel Main view using main layout from Luis da Costa Pereira but heavily modified to achieve the required gauges and look-Complete ANALOGIC gauges and MCP-Full replicated MCP Sperry 177 functions.-Complete 737-200 sounds incluiding own cockpit recordings from actual B732.-Fully compatible FMC (friendly panels payware) not incluided for eventual sharing. but will be incluided a PANEL.CFG file with the proper changes to be done when user buy this addon.- GPWS fully functional with all Callouts- Ground Handling utility that allows perfect pushback and after pushback turn and taxi speed enabling.- Fully operational TCAS with offline and vatsim traffic enabled.- Richard Probst's overhead, throttle pedestal and weather radar fully functional and linked- Aditional pedestal with throttle for easy opperation in the main panel.- Fully animated X and Y axis yoke, free moving so you can move in case you need better visualization.- Fixed ADI indicator that is better than the original panel...- Fixed radio altimeter with exact altitude callouts.- Main Richard Probst's radio stack and Main panel radio panel for easy access... (the only thing not real, but really useful)- Aditional Altitude Selector to enable altitude reach aural advisor.- All Sideviews incluiding forward-right with the sperry 177 MCP visibleHere a few pics for you to enjoy... I hope to one day receive all permissions to publish this work.

Predator_EC,Are you still working on this panel? Thanks,Greg

We've got to track this fellow down.. :( Anyone have a close relationship (or any relationship, for that matter) to Predator?

We've got to track this fellow down.. :( Anyone have a close relationship (or any relationship, for that matter) to Predator?

Hi... Sorry for being lost for several weeks...I've been working on the panel slowly because now I have 2 jobs and still studying my second career.... pretty much time busy now...However, the panel has been updated and several new features had been added on..I'm not a professional panel maker So... on the way I've found several problems to solve so please be patient.....the panel will be released for FREE.... Now I'm planning a new visit to the real 737-200 to take new pictures I need to correct some things in my panel... I would like to offer the best free panel for the 737 so time to complete is needed.Be patiend and sorry for the delays.... I have to spend my free time on this... but sadly I have not much free time now..I'll be posting pictures shortly.....Please be patient...Best regards

Hi... Sorry for being lost for several weeks...I've been working on the panel slowly because now I have 2 jobs and still studying my second career.... pretty much time busy now...However, the panel has been updated and several new features had been added on..I'm not a professional panel maker So... on the way I've found several problems to solve so please be patient.....the panel will be released for FREE.... Now I'm planning a new visit to the real 737-200 to take new pictures I need to correct some things in my panel... I would like to offer the best free panel for the 737 so time to complete is needed.Be patiend and sorry for the delays.... I have to spend my free time on this... but sadly I have not much free time now..I'll be posting pictures shortly.....Please be patient...Best regards

Awesome! Thanks for the update, looking forward to trying out your work. Sounds like you're putting a lot of effort into it which should make it worth waiting for.

Hi... Sorry for being lost for several weeks...I've been working on the panel slowly because now I have 2 jobs and still studying my second career.... pretty much time busy now...However, the panel has been updated and several new features had been added on..I'm not a professional panel maker So... on the way I've found several problems to solve so please be patient.....the panel will be released for FREE.... Now I'm planning a new visit to the real 737-200 to take new pictures I need to correct some things in my panel... I would like to offer the best free panel for the 737 so time to complete is needed.Be patiend and sorry for the delays.... I have to spend my free time on this... but sadly I have not much free time now..I'll be posting pictures shortly.....Please be patient...Best regards

Glad to hear you are still around! If there is anything I can do to help, please don't hesitate to ask. Im sure the others around here feel the same way. Thanks again for your contribution to the TMII community!

Nice one mate. Don't feel pressured, take as long as you like. Looking forward to it whether it be this year or two or three.Cheers,Dave