Mickey's Flightdeck

Introducing the new website.

Announcing forthcoming live stream event.

Boeing 737-800 home cockpit live stream event.

Talking about the next steps of the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit project and homecockpit building in general.

Presenting the wonderful work of other home cockpit builders.

Presenting more pictures of viewers' home cockpit builds and the things they've made for them.

Yet more pictures of viewers' home cockpit builds and the things they've made for them.

Boeing 737-800 home cockpit live event, including some thoughts about the upcoming FS-Weekend in the Netherlands.

Announcement on the FS-Weekend.

Presenting some impressions of November's well attended FS-Weekend event held in the Netherlands.

Review of the year and the FS-Weekend event and plans for 2019.

Celebrating Mickey's Flightdeck's third anniversary on Youtube by recalling past project milestones and looking forward to upcoming episodes.

Boeing 737-800 home cockpit build live stream.

Presenting the five most used tools during the build of the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit shell.

Presenting the five most used tools when it comes to building panels for the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit.

Talking to MobiFlight developer Sebastian Möbius.

Talking to the Aerodreams team.

Drawing panels.

Designing gauges.

Presenting the five top tools for electronic work in the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit.

Celebrating four years of Mickey's Flightdeck on Youtube.

Talking to Captain Bob

More pictures of viewers' home cockpits and the things they've built for them.

Talking to Peter from 'Build a Boeing'

"Mickey's Flightdeck" will be available for questions about the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit project and home cockpit construction in general, at the digital version of the Maker Faire 2021 in Hanover, on June 18th, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Presenting all the basement locations where the parts for the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit and videos are produced.

Unboxing and showing the different components of the Prusa i3 MK3S+ Original 3D Printer Assembly Kit package.

Celebrating five years of Mickey's Flightdeck having been on Youtube.

Designing panels in Fusion 360.

Designing knobs in Fusion 360.

Firing up the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit overhead panel.

Mickey's Flightdeck will be participating as an exhibitor at the 2022 FSweekend event to be held on 5&6 November at the Aviation Museum Aviodrome, Lelystad, The Netherlands, where we'll have a chance to meet in person and talk about our projects.

Configuring the COM panel in ProSim and MobiFlight.

In anticipation of the upcoming 5-6 November FSWeekend, Mickey undertakes a Microsoft Flight Simulator simulated round-trip flight of a Precision Manuals Development Group 737-800 between Hannover (EDDV) in Germany, his hometown airport, and Lelystad (EHLE) in the Netherlands, the airport located directly beside the Dutch National Aviation Museum (Aviodrome) hosting the FSWeekend event. During the flight he discusses viewers' questions concerning his home-cockpit project and his plans for attending the event.

Presents the home designed air filtration system built for the basement workshop installed CO2 Laser cutter.

The configuration of the Boeing 737-800 home cockpit pedestal fire panel.

Celebrating six years of Mickey's Flightdeck with talk about some past and future projects.

Shows how to use the project files found in the member section of Mickey's Boeing 737-800 home cockpit website for cutting and engraving on a laser cutter and for printing on a 3D printer.

Configuring the Boeing 737-800 home cock-pit Main Instrument Panel Flight Officer's Upper Panel.

Configuring the Boeing 737-800 home cock-pit Main Instrument Panel Center Panel.

Shows the configuration of the captain's chronometer. This component will be part of the Main Instrument Panel of the Boeing 737-800 home-cockpit.

Mickey takes a break from his Boeing 737 Home-Cockpit build to attend and exhibit at the German FlightSimulator Club's 2024 Flying with Friends 2 day meet, held annually at the Deutsches Museum's Flugwerft Schleissheim aviation museum located in the German town of Oberschleißheim near Munich.

Mickey replaces some broken components in his Boeing 737-800 Home-cockpit gear handle and the Main Instrument Panel electronics accidentally "fried" when setting up at the previous episode's Flightsimulation Days meet.