Everytime I get the email from avsim that says "vscimone has just posted a reply to a topic that you have subscribed to titled "The View Forward with the PMDG 737NGX..." I must read lolAwesome!!

Looks like a few pieces of cheeze cracker snack like is served on SWA. Sure is realistic. Nice.

Sort of puts the nail in the coffin for Microsoft's "As real as it gets" Slogan. That default 737-800 is on its way to a junkyard somewhere.

meh, looks allright I quess. :( This is going to be the bestest fs plane ever!!!!!!!

OMG ! :( AMAZING Screenshots !

Vince,Looks amazing! So if this one is going to be a little dirty, which I'm completley fine with, then will the BBJ be the clean and prestine one??Mike Davey 777

VIN, your finest picture yet. As for the complaints as between clean and not clean: to be fair there are many, many planes that look forever like you're flying the bird out of Seattle or Tolouse, this is the first that I can remember that looks like the seat might still be warm from the last guy. And, given the number of simmers who can only fly routes flown by actual airlines while dressed with the proper livery, I applaud PMDG for going with the proper "in service" cockpit.

It looks so REAL!!! Oh, and about the dirt thing; just look at all the crap lying around the gear stick, and the crumbs in the money box in your car. Look at all the stuff gathered around the inside rim of the radio's LCD. The 737's like a really big car in that sense. :(

i wanna see a 757 done like this quality

Where are my wipes... I can feel my OCD kicking in... pretty cool.

That graffiti practice actually featured heavily in an air accident investigation once, when the CRM failings of the crew of British European Airways Flight 548 (a Trident) were believed to have potentially contributed to its crash. Graffiti was found on several BEA Tridents having a dig at the Captain of Flight 548 (Stanley Key). Key was known to mistrust young FOs, and many of them indulged in writing graffiti about him in BEA cockpits.Al

We can't win, I'm sure if it was pristine as you say you want someone else would complain that it wasn't realistic.

I agree with you on that. Just my 2 cents, nothing more. Still very much looking forward to this aircraft.

Forget the graffiti! Depending on the airline (and airframe) there are far more "interesting" tidbits to be found hidden in the nether regions of the cockpit...errr...flight deck. I'll let your imagination fill in the blanks...

It looks so REAL!!! Oh, and about the dirt thing; just look at all the crap lying around the gear stick, and the crumbs in the money box in your car. Look at all the stuff gathered around the inside rim of the radio's LCD. The 737's like a really big car in that sense. :(

Hey, speak for yourself. My car interior is prestine.

The panel looks like the cookie monster had a nice trip with my PMDG 737 :( :( :(