The general feel of the cockpit is snug for this 6'4'' frame. There is no specific panel layout, but you don't need much on it. I have Art. hor./turn&bank, A/speed, tach.,altimeter., compass, oil temp and press, clock and OAT. Stephen Langford has Jpeg's of his I think. dale scott sanford wrote: > FlyBaby > > Hi, I am new to the FlyBaby mailing list. I ordered the plans from Mr. Bower > last week and I can't wait to get them in the mail! > I have two questions, > 1) A lot of different documents on the Internet say that the airframe minus > engine,prop & instruments can be built for about $4000. I have been pricing > various parts and I came up with a total closer to $7000. That difference > could be due to several things a)what I'm reading on the internet is out of > date, b)I priced as many new, prefabricated components as possible when I > should build them myself, or c)I am pricing the wrong stuff. (or a > combination of the three) > Any opinions? Can I really build the airframe for $4000? > 2) Does anyone know where I can get cockpit and panel pictures? I have a > bunch of flying and ground pictures but I am suffering from severe curiosity > about the instrument panel and controls and just the general 'feel' of the > cockpit. Does anyone have those posted somewhere or have some scanned > pictures that they could send me? (Don't go to any trouble, I can live > without them) > > I look forward to hearing everyone's stories about the Fly Baby. > > Thanks, > Scott Sanford > >