from the outside: the door is open, come in
same position, looking upwards
yes, there is a "Boeing 747-400" sign above the door(actually not really readable in this picture)
still outside, looking down at the bricks, uhh, stairs
the pedestal is visible
standing in the door
we've hung up a white tarp where the front windows are supposed to be
the greenish spot where the gear lever is resulted from a piece of plexiglass we forgot that led to reflections from the light
closup of the bricks that make up our stairs at the entrance
another angle
on the first stair, looking to the left
yes, this is a cut down table that we use as an extension of the base frame
thats where the observer seat will go
still on the stairs, looking to the right
this is the inside of the cabinet
that handle allows us to open up the maintenance hatch that can be seen a couple'o pics later
hatch opened.
here's the cabinet with the F/Os coat.
the aforementionend maitenance hatch from the outside
hatch to the right, cockpit entrance to the right
same
hatch closed
hatch opened with cockpit door (to the left) closed
starting to crawl inside the maintenance hatch
again, the hatch door up, from outside
underneath cockpit
barely visible, but there is the captains control column and the linkage between control columns
F/Os control column with the linkage mechanism attached with cable ties (for now)
looking up, where the control column goes through the cockpit floor
the axis consists of a short piece of M12 threaded rod
a little better pic of the captains side
same
turning back, the old cut down table from underneath the cockpit
back inside the cockpit, just behind the forward part of the overhead panel
we've got electricity here :-)
the black thing is the transformer for the map lights
another angle
forward pedestal and center main instrument panel(MIP)
two CDU panels, one black and white paper, the other is the panel as seen on the panels pages
looking over to the captains side
F/O's map light in the ceiling
same
same again, with more of the overhead frame visible
F/O side ceiling with cardboard paneling
F/O ceiling with speaker
same with different lighting
observer seat, for now... :)
phone at the of of the pedestal
pedestal, with throttle unit taken out
same
overhead, Captains and F/Os map lights on
the captains yoke is visible in the lower left corner
F/O side ceiling and on the right side the cabinet
captains control column and part of the chair
same. notice the keyboard holder inside the rudder housing
back wall of cockpit, made out of cardboard, but supported from the outside by boards and a cabinet
door from the inside (those wood pieces are for structural strenght, and it will be covered later on)
part of the cabinet visible on the left
door again, with the cockpit rear wall (card board) visible on the right
door locking mechanism
the door can locked from the outside
