Hello everybody,I have quite a simple question to you all.Since a few days I'm looking for a good B737-200 (freeware or other).Could anybody give me some suggestions.I have quite a collection of 737's but the only one missing is the 200.Just drop me a line with a filename or a [email protected] BrusselmansBelgium

Just do a search for "Erick Cantu", "Kittyhawk" or even simpler, just "B737-200" of the various web site libraries. You should turn up way more than you could use.Darrell

Thanks Darrell,I could have come up with that myself but that is what I want to avoid.A multitude of aircraft from which I don't know what are the real good ones and what are just nice tries...?Whatever, you did narrow down the choices.Let me have a look at the 737's of Eric.Thanks for the respons anyway.I'm glad people are still willing to help others out here.Luc BrusselmansBelgium

The 737's from Eric Cantu (Kittyhawk) are by far the best freeware b737's I know. I don't know if he has done a 737-200 recently. I couldn't find any information on this anywere. I do know that he has done one, but that model is already fairly old and has been made for fs2002 (correct me if I'm wrong).I think he is working on a new version, but I'm not quite sure.Does anyone know?

Beautiful freeware B-737-200 panel and plane. http://tinmouse.org/screenshots.html The designer, Richard Probst, is a technician on the real full motion Boeing simulators and he has modeled the panel exactly like the real full motion B-737-200 simulator, I can't see any difference between this freeware panel and the full motion 737-200 sim I got my 737 type rating in.The main panel is complete, the overhead panel is useable but not finished yet, only has the fuel and APU panels are done. Here are some shots of the panel and the planehttp://www.flightsimnetwork.com/cgi/dcforu...orum=DCForumID8http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/cgi/dcforu...orum=DCForumID8http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/cgi/dcforu...orum=DCForumID8