Moving the 727

[Boeing Skunk Works]

I've decided to move the 727 into the shop area where I can complete the right third of the shell. I have a lot of crap to move that is currently in the space it will occupy and this is by no means going to be a weekend project.

I'll keep what I've built so far and add on the right side once it's in the shop area. Since the sim was wired as I built it, this will also give me a chance to rewire it more neatly and logically.

About the only thing that will change is the front windscreen openings where the two frames will join. This will allow me to move the monitors back and construct the openings properly and retain the center windscreen support.

[ETomlin]

Was just talking about this the other day....See, that wasnt so hard was it? :-)

[727737Nut]

Sounds like fun!  Good luck and be car eful!

By the way, I got my real 727 AP panel working perfectly with Captain SIm 727 for FSX!  Makes it very enjoyable to fly now.  All functions work just as like the real plane.

[jackpilot]

Good "move " Mike.
Your half deserved the other half !! (no pun), Actually its a 2/3-1/3 affair (no pun either)

[Trevor Hale]

Ohhh Mike you really are a champ.  good for you.  Man thats awesome..  I am very happy for you..  I can;t wait to see that progress.

Trev

[mpl330]

Are you sure you want to start dismantling some of it? (He says from recent experience  )

Good luck with the move - cant wait to see the photos in its new home.
Cheers
Mike

[XOrionFE]

Awesome Mike

FYI, I am making a trip to APHS Friday morning.....

Scott

[Boeing Skunk Works]

Thanks Scott, don't need anything this trip.

You might ask him though if he has any of the trianglular ceiling trim for the right side that holds the escape rope and dome lights.

[ian@737ng.co.uk]

mike,  you're a braver man than me 
good luck and hope it all goes to plan for you.
rgds ... ian