Building the most extreme cockpit possible

Now that is something very impressive!

I remember seeing an online article about this F4 many years ago.  The entire aircraft is an amazing piece of work.

Yeah, I saw this when researching the F4 Phantom I'm building.  At 1:48 it's just too small to pull all of this off.  I imagine it's a tight fit at 1:32!! =]  Plus, does anybody know a place to get fiber optics for cheap...cause it ain't.

But A-mazing.  For sure.

Nylon monofilament can work for fiber optic use, for the short runs in a typical model.

How's that?

Only one thing to do after seeing that... Sell all my stuff and take up knitting.

I don't think I can even get that right now, Wing_nut...

That is offensively impressive!!!! I have no idea how people can be so talented.

Can anybody do a hotlink to the site.I'd love to look at it,but I'm a computer idiot

My goodness. Kinda feel like what Wing_nut said.

Hot Link as requested.

The most impressive cockpit I ever saw was in a larger scale- either 1:24 or 1:16, forget which.  All the flight controls worked- rudder, elevators and ailerons!  Move the stick  or rudder bar and the controls moved.

Thank you wing_nut

There is an Asian guy, may be Japanese or Korean , that makes fully functioning models out of metal, all scratch built from the real aircraft`s plans....I saw the Mustang that he made and I thought he was going to build a B-17...very impressive, maybe the same guy Don was talkng about.

What scale?

That is a 1/32 Revell F-4E Cockpit.