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Overhead Panel B737 - Artisan Reproduction

This is an artisan replica of the overhead panel from a Boeing 737, crafted modularly with meticulous attention to the arrangement and proportions of the various subpanels found in the real aircraft.

⚙️ General Structure

  • Multi-panel configuration: divided into vertical and horizontal blocks, faithfully replicating the original 737 cockpit layout.
  • Primary material: 3D-printed panels (PLA or PETG), painted in classic Boeing grey, white, and black.
  • Visible screw fasteners, ensuring robustness and ease of maintenance.
  • Visible internal wiring on the right side, prepared for electronics and backlighting.

🔌 Recognizable Sections

  • Electrical Panel (lower left): featuring realistic ON/OFF switches, START, AUTO, and toggle switches.
  • Engine Start Panel: with white engine ignition knobs, levers, and switches.
  • Fuel Panel: valves and switches for the fuel system, in a 3+3 configuration.
  • Hydraulics and APU Panel: dedicated switches, red covers for APU protection.
  • Light Control Panel (left): includes NAV, BEACON, STROBE, LAND, etc sections.
  • Air Conditioning & Bleed Air Panel: panels with indicators and switches for air management.
  • Cabin Pressurization & Anti-Ice (upper center and right): with potentiometers and selectors.
  • Fire Suppression Area (likely under completion): space prepared for fire handles.

🛠️ Level of Completion

  • Fully customized project, designed from scratch with dimensions tailored to specific needs.
  • 3D-printed, with adhesive or laser-etched labels to simulate the original plates.
  • Real switches, LEDs, and wiring ready for integration with software such as ProSim737, Mobiflight, or Arduino.

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