Building Eyebrow Windows - A Boeing 737-800 Homecockpit #23

Hello and welcome back to Mickey's Flightdeck.
In this video I will show you how you can build eyebrow windows for your Boeing 737-800 homecockpit.
You will find the templates I made on my website www.mickeys-flightdeck.de.
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Intro:
Thanks to Konstantin von Wedelstädt for allowing me to use his 737 Cockpit photo for my channel and videos.
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[@VNAV_PTH]

It's going to be a beautiful cockpit. Looking forward to the next episode.

[@HaJeeEs]

Your perseverance, dedication and patience is unbelievable, as is your craftmanship. Another nice video to watch. Keep them coming. :)

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

HaJee Es Yes there will be many more to come. There are some interesting topics in the future.

[@funnyvideos-cj5zw]

Yeah again a very great Video! I wate for it every day! Thanks Mickey

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

Thank you, so I will try to continue working on this every day.

[@thewarthogproject]

Brilliant work. Lots of dedication to put that much effort into them. I also have serious workshop envy! You have some quality tools in there!

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

Yes, the tools came one by one during the renovation process of our house and my furniture projects.

[@carstenplay9694]

yeaaah another great Video!!! Thanks Mickey..

[@choklaz2414]

Finally Thank you for posting this video :) :D

[@osmanghalid9452]

Great vide👍

[@here2check321]

OK, du hast einen neuen Abonnenten 👍 Super!

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

here2check Das hört man doch gern.

[@Robby-on-youtube]

Hi Michael, do you know where i can cheaply Download the Posters of the Panels of the cockpit from 737-800

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

You can look here: www.theflightsimdeck.com/copy-of-downloads

[@Robby-on-youtube]

Danke für die schnelle Antwort, By the way ist es noch aktuell dass man auf deiner Webseite eine lifetime Mitgliedschaft beitreten kann?

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

@@Robby-on-youtube Ja, die gibt es noch.

[@dpn0537]

Hello Mickey, great work, as always. I want to ask you what is the paste you use to sand later. I use the two-component paste used in cars, but it is very complicated to work with it. Greetings.

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

It is called Acrylic One. You can find an introduction to it when you follow the info card I've added.

[@dpn0537]

Thanks Mickey. I'll try to get it around here. Good video.

[@DocThirdy]

Im planning to recreat my side windows with the same materials u used. Thanks for making this video. What is that foam called?

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

It's called XPS foam.

[@DocThirdy]

Thank you Michael Schulz. Now i cant wait to rebuild my side windows.

[@massncce]

looks great sir but when u get the real instruments...

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

This will still take some time. First I will have to Work out some basics about the connection to the sim and panel making.

[@brent_1101]

What kind if screen will you be using monitors or a 180° projector screen

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

I'm planning to use two projectors for a 180° screen.

[@DocThirdy]

Hi. What kind of foam did you use? Hope you ca also see my airbus 320 home cockpit.

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

Yes, I've seen it. Maybe you want to send some pictures of it to my cockpitshow. Just look at my website for any informations.

[@DocThirdy]

@@Mickeys_Flightdeck sure i will. We have similar passion for this kind of thing.

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

You should just vacuum form them...

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

I don't think that would maky anything easier for me. You still need a well made original form to vacuum form something.

[@brent_1101]

When is the new video coming out

[@Mickeys_Flightdeck]

You will have to be patient. I have to unmount the ceiling again to fill and paint the pieces of the next step.