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[C6_Claymore]

Yes Sani certainly, but even if it "Luftschraubenstellungsanzeiger" is present on a plane equipped with the DB603 that does not prevent that most of the other instruments and especially layout of the cockpit is false if we use a A8 one... it had been read sensible to use at first the cockpit of D9 Early and to add to him the "Luftschraubenstellungsanzeiger" don't you think ?

It would have been placed at least in the good place

From my "light" experience about these planes (restored or not) I'm very carefull with the pics of prototypes cockpits like the V13 one as you shown us

[SAS~Sani]

I think that if they used A8 fuselage and cockpit,only thing that needs to be added is Coolant gauge..that means changing regular A8 oil temperature gauge into that dual oil/coolant temp gauge..And since there is no photos of D15 interior,we can only guess about instruments layout..

[Mick]

I don't know if this is historical or not hence my question:

It looks like more and more recently released cockpits have curved glass gauges, then more reflections...

I thought WW2 gauges had flat glass gauges, then less reflections ...

Is this a new "fashion" or what ... ??? ???  ???

[froeksel]

For me this is the best Fw-190 ever. This one seems to be made to attract more Fw-190 lovers. 

This beast can carry some really scary weapons to destroy anything and has a monster engine to cause allied fighters some serious problems.
Don't even try to run away in a Mustang Mk.III, this beast will stay on your 6 waiting for a good moment for a deadly burst of explosive bullets. 

The only thing more fearsome than a FW-190 would be a FW-190 made from titanium.

[New Kle Ahr]

Let's have a look at www.cockpitinstrumente.de ...

[C6_Claymore]

To return to the plans of cockpits there, even if they specify " nur bei DB603 ", do not absolutely indicate "Luftschrauben" but "Steigungs-Anzeige" (or variometre) what is in no way the same thing !

[SAS~Sani]

That instrument is called Luftschraubenstellungsanzeiger

[Boelcke]

@ Gerd:

i was fooling a little bit around with your template and created a first skin for the lovely bird - not finished, only a first effort, just WIP



 

[Gerd]

Provisionally, the version that corrected the meter panel and the crank handle animation.
Please download from the following sites and confirm it.

https://www.mediafire.com/download.php?djfqlokidgz

@ Gerd:

i was fooling a little bit around with your template and created a first skin for the lovely bird - not finished, only a first effort, just WIP

This is cool skin
Please offer Cool Skin to this MOD or open it to the public.

And,The making cooperator related to the cockpit etc. also welcomes it.

P.S.
Did TLMSFM create a stop skin?

[Olt_von_Rixdorf]

Provisionally, the version that corrected the meter panel and the crank handle animation.

Thank you Gerd for this amazing Dora.

But now i found a small new bug from the last change: The clock face is not visible when the cockpit light is off. Only the hands appear. At first I thought, here are two toothpicks on the shelf. Then I saw how they move during normal flight. LOL
I think here is a file missing.

Cheers !

[Gerd]

Thank you Gerd for this amazing Dora.

But now i found a small new bug from the last change: The clock face is not visible when the cockpit light is off. Only the hands appear. At first I thought, here are two toothpicks on the shelf. Then I saw how they move during normal flight. LOL
I think here is a file missing.

Cheers !

Thank you for reporting on the bug.
However, this problem cannot be reproduced in my environment.

Does this problem occur even if a new D15MOD folder is installed after the MOD folder of old D15 is deleted?

If same problem occur then please give me the screen shot.

Thank you very much.

[Boelcke]

I´ve done a bunch of generic skins for the D 15 for various units, 11 skins all in all, which will be available in the next days, here some more informations:

https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,5858.0.html