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Generic Military 2 Engine Panel

Two-engine jet fighter panel by Bob Chicilo uses the background from the F-35 panel by Chuck Dome. Most gauges are standard defaults, with a single exception, aligning with a general-use design for a versatile two-engine jet fighter.

: 270.91 KB
: 1.9K
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F-4 Phantom 2D Panel

An F-4 Phantom cockpit panel presents a photo-based layout with over 40 custom gauges and night lighting, plus afterburner effects and a tailored Lights section in aircraft.cfg for updated Phantoms. It offers two installation options by renaming the F4Beta folder to panel or setting panel=F4Beta, and allows moving F4Gauges.cab to the gauges folder.

: 3.52 MB
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C-2a Greyhound (or any twin-engine turbo prop aircraft) Panel

Newly released panel appears, accompanied by a note that panel building is a trial and error process. An image reference named c-2agreyhoundp.JPG appears with the description, illustrating the concept and indicating a hands-on approach to development.

: 5.88 MB
: 1.6K
: 4/5
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Douglas DC-3 Widescreen 2D Panel

Creator Luiz Alvarenga models a DC-3 2D panel with three finish options—original worn, clean, and black—each paired with corresponding night lighting. The panel uses a single reworked bitmap for the entire visible area and was originally tuned for 2048 x 1152, while first officer gauges remain functional.

: 5.78 MB
: 1.4K
: 5/5
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Panel For Modern Twin-Engine Turboprop

A generic cockpit panel targets contemporary twin-engine turboprops and relies solely on original gauges, credited to Enrique Medal. It requires five specific gauge files in the gauges folder, including Bombardier_CRJ_700.cab, fs9gps.cab, KingAir.dll, n_number_plaque.cab, and SimIcons1024.cab.

: 1.13 MB
: 1.3K
: 5/5
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F-86 Sabre Panel

This update revises a cockpit panel that originally accompanied an F-86 Sabre and is usable on any single-engine jet lacking a functioning panel. Sabres from older variants do not appear or show flaws such as missing canopy glass, so a complete aircraft cannot be supplied; image reference panelf86_3.JPG, by Bob Chicilo.

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F-111 Pig HUD Project - Revision 7

Revision 7 refines the Pig HUD concept, requiring FXPIGGB5.ZIP to be installed first. Radar contours extend from sea level to 17,000 feet and can view any airport worldwide from its current position, while Pave Tack delivers close-up detail to 20 nm in 1-degree increments with pan capability.

: 16.2 MB
: 866
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Complete with Base Model

POSKY Boeing 747-400 Virtual Cockpit

By Paul Craig, this freeware option lets POSKY 747-400 variants including GE, GE-ER, PW and RR use the standard virtual cockpit and supports converting existing POSKY passenger models across configurations, with the model by Project OpenSky.

: 12.21 MB
: 8K
: 5/5
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Project Airbus A321 Virtual Cockpit

The A321 cockpit for the A320/A321 family, by Paul Craig, supports compatibility with PA319 and PA318 and aligns with PA3xx interiors. It uses the Airbus_A321_interior.MDL file and places a model.cfg in the PA3xx model folder.

: 3.46 MB
: 7.6K
: 5/5
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POSKY Boeing 737-800 Virtual Cockpit

By Paul Craig, this default cockpit serves the single B737-800 variant from Project Open Sky. It references the B737_800_interior.MDL interior file and pairs with a model.cfg tailored to the variant, signaling a targeted setup for the B737-800 lineup.

: 4.94 MB
: 7.2K
: 3/5
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Boeing 737-400 Panel

Marco Spada delivers a cockpit-panel concept created with default gauges and a photorealistic reworked bitmap, reflecting a practical, straightforward approach and a focus on instrument layout. An accompanying image file named 737pnlx.JPG shows the panel’s visual arrangement.

: 3.26 MB
: 6.2K
: 4/5
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McDonnell Douglas MD-80-87 Panel Project

Four MD-80-87 panels present analogue, glass, and PFD/EFIS layouts with sub-panels for GPS, radio pedestal with radar, overhead, CDU or FMC, TCAS, HUD and V-speeds. Gauges come from a wide roster of contributors who adapt MD-8X bitmaps, and Ken Wigginton leads the project.

: 72.08 MB
: 5.1K
: 5/5
: 9

McDonnell-Douglas MD-80 Panel

An MD-80 cockpit panel blends digital and analog gauges for real-time readouts and remains compatible with a major flight simulation platform, while the image asset is stored at /userimages/md80pnlx.jpg and the design echoes real instrument layouts.

: 1.4 MB
: 5.1K
: 4/5
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VTOL/Hover Gauge For Alphasim/Virtavia V22 Osprey

On the V-22 Osprey, this gauge delivers V(S)TOL and hover modes with pilot-controlled ascent, descent, and sideways movement, maintaining stability across wind conditions. Nacelles rotate from 0 to 90 degrees in 10 steps and activate only when out of normal cruise, with FSUIPC required for operation.

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SMS Overland Airbus A330/A340 Gauge Upgrade

By Dimitrios Moschos, this upgrade for the A330 and A340 variants adds terrain-on-ND, implements ILS CAT II and CAT III autoland, and introduces new style square monitor 2D panels. It cites compatibility with SMS_A330_A340_GAUGE_UPGRADE_V2_FIX.ZIP and OVERLAND_SMS_GAUGES_A340_FIX2.ZIP, notes that the original belongs to Stefan Liebe and was refined for use with SMS A330 and A340.

: 6.09 MB
: 4K
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POSKY Bombardier CRJ-700 Virtual Cockpit

Paul Craig authors the Bombardier CRJ-700 cockpit configuration. Compatibility relies on the model name beginning with OSX to be recognized, while names starting with OS are rejected.

: 4.46 MB
: 3.2K
: 5/5
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Three Panels For The Douglas DC-10

A trio of cockpit panels for the DC-10 provides one analogue and two ribbon-gauge layouts, distributed in KW_DC-10_SILVA_Ribbon, KW_DC-10_SGABRITTON_Ribbon, and KW_DC-10_SGABRITTON_Analogue folders. Panel configs include CIVA INS by default, with optional CIVA Delco Carousel IV via freeware, allowing navigation by radios or GPS and filling gaps if INS is absent.

: 70.41 MB
: 3.2K
: 5/5
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Mini Panel

Three panel variants cover glass cockpit, analog, and a combo layout, with the latter adapting to jet, turboprop, prop, or helicopter types. Version 3.0 introduces new primary flight gauges and pop-up windows, and instrument placement favors maximum visibility, Bill McClellan writes the work.

: 11.33 MB
: 3.1K
: 5/5
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F-15 Panel

An F-15 cockpit panel by Chuck Dome receives a revision that ensures functional compatibility while staying usable on two-engine fighters. Bob Chicilo is credited, and a reference image labeled panel15_1.JPG accompanies the work.

: 1.89 MB
: 3K
: 5/5
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Airbus A321 Virtual Cockpit Textures

By Kevin McDermott, a new set of cockpit visuals for the default A321 enhances the virtual cockpit with increased realism. The work focuses on the standard variant and carries the creator's credit, delivering more detailed interior presentation that aligns with modern cockpit conventions.

: 2.71 MB
: 2.8K
: 5/5
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