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Wow, thank you very much for your propostion, it is very kind of you. These are monstruous machines!!!!

Sadly no :(

Probably the last update before going on vacation :pilotfly:

Hi! You can see here the 2 parts together with their primer coat.

Thanks guys!

Here a test of the paint. The wrinkles appears after 30 minutes of drying. You can compare with the real one...pretty similar !!

And where i am now

Here is the folding.

Hi all! After taking some photos and measurments on the real thing and modeling on Onshape (see here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=167586) I start the building. I have a thread on Check Six (http://www.checksix-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=286&t=170180) so I will just post some photos here without long explanations. But if you want to ask some questions don't hesitate!!

Oh, that would be just awsome!!!

Of course. It is already shared on the link you can find on post 10.

Here is a picture to show you where I am. Hope you like it!

Great a 2000 cockpit!!!! I take my place :)

If the question is addressed to me, my pit has three monitors. You can have a look here: http://www.checksix-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=286&t=170180

Wouaw, so nice dimebug!!!!

Yes it is really small indeed!!!

I don't know what is needed to be 3D printable so...i cant tell you. Sorry

I just discovered that there is no need to register to Onshape to see the 3D model, just click here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/409d0213bc745f590aff401e/w/1e61ca9434e43d94050f5730/e/62977e51d210b423c703e0e7

Thanks a lot for your proposal Mr_Burns, it is very kind of you. I will let you know if I need any help.

Thanks X93355. For those who are interrested I share my 3D modelisation on Onshape https://www.onshape.com/ All you have to do is register and find my project by typing "Tableau de bord Mirage 2000C" (which means Mirage 2000C dashboard in french ;)) in the search field. For those who are not so much interested here is a picture.

Oh yes, good point, I forgot this detail, it is millimeters :)

It seems that most of the covers don't have status sensors (open/close), this is why I am asking. Is this the only one in this case?

Hi, Is there a sensor on the FBW cover in the real aircraft?

This my first post on Ed forum so: Hi guys!!!:baby: I am a french simmer and with the new Mirage 2000 from Razbam i wanted to build a 2000C cockpit. I contacted the EALC association (http://www.ealc.fr/) who restores some military french aircraft and his president kindly allows me to spend an entire afternoon in the cockpit of his Mirage 2000B whose front place is the same than the one of the Mirage 2000C. So I took some pictures and measurements and here it is :https://goo.gl/photos/LrhustESFDuX2LaR8 I unfortunately miss some measurements but...anyway. I hope to see more and more 2000 cockpit in the future :thumbup: