CRJ panel Description:
I've had the idea to attempt an implementation of the CRJ panel rebuilding the good panel for FS2000 of Mr. Chris Alevritis. Basically I used the default gauges and FS2000 Concorde gauge and just a little of others. I tested such panel and I can say it is a good panel at present time. By Marcello Lugari
CRJ2k2b Panel Description:
I tested this panel for many hours obtaining much satisfation. Even if it is not perfectly as in the realty, I attempted to give an ergonomic position of all instruments, using 95% of default gauges. By Marcello Lugari
Dash 8 Panel. Description: Steam gauges for the Dash 8 with great Visibility! Gauges arranged as closely as possible to real aircraft. A real winner for simplicity and visibility!
Dash 8 photo-relistic panel Description:
Honestly,I had the idea to attempt an implementation of a Dash8 panel when I saw that made by Mr. Marco Spada. Since I get many fine photos of the Dash8 cockpit, I scannered the best photos and successively, using PSP7 and Corel, I painted a cockpit bmp, correcting the photographic prospective in the limits of the possible. By Marcello Lugari
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Photorealistic Panel for Convair B-36.
Photoreal panel for the Convair-CV990-A Coronado. With wingviews made by Horst Paetzold.
I've had the idea to attempt an implementation of the CRJ panel rebuilding the good panel for FS2000 of Mr. Chris Alevritis. Basically I used the default gauges and FS2000 Concorde gauge and just a little of others. I tested such panel and I can say it is a good panel at present time. By Marcello Lugari
I tested this panel for many hours obtaining much satisfation. Even if it is not perfectly as in the realty, I attempted to give an ergonomic position of all instruments, using 95% of default gauges. By Marcello Lugari
Tested in 1024 Resolution IFR/VFR Day and Night.
Steam gauges for the Dash 8 with great Visibility! Gauges arranged as closely as possible to real aircraft. A real winner for simplicity and visibility!
Honestly,I had the idea to attempt an implementation of a Dash8 panel when I saw that made by Mr. Marco Spada. Since I get many fine photos of the Dash8 cockpit, I scannered the best photos and successively, using PSP7 and Corel, I painted a cockpit bmp, correcting the photographic prospective in the limits of the possible. By Marcello Lugari