[Wind Chaser]

A little too utilitarian for my tastes.

http://360vr.com/2011/06/22-discovery-flight-deck-opf_6236/index.html

[charmerci]

A little too utilitarian for my tastes.

Yeah, but when your and your buddies' lives depends upon it.....

Thanks for the link. 

[nathanm]

 I prefer this one:



http://scaled.com/projects/tierone/gallery

[stereocilia]

A little too utilitarian for my tastes.

http://360vr.com/2011/06/22-discovery-flight-deck-opf_6236/index.html

After multiple views, I was able to spot a few small areas not covered by buttons and switches.  That should have been corrected.

[mhconley]

I like the Dell laptop.  It has more computing power then the entire Space Shuttle had on board during it's first flights.

Martin

[JohnR]

I was wondering about that. It certainly seems out of place. Not to speak ill of Dell but my last one had two motherboards replaced in the 3-years service contract.

I saw the Apollo module in the NASA museum in DC some years ago - absolutely incredible to travel in something like that.

[milford3]

If you look above the pilots left foot the object looks like a Garmin GPS.  Now I know how the Shuttle finds the runway from space.

[Russell Dawkins]

I think a couple of hanging fuzzy dice are needed for comic relief!


I don't see the Garmin look-alike, milford3. 

[Matty_J]

I prefer this one:



http://scaled.com/projects/tierone/gallery

Whoa that is cool.  Thanks

[eclein]

I saved them all for my kids...Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!

[kip_]

Yeah, but when your and your buddies' lives depends upon it.....

Thanks for the link. 

Not to mention the fact that it's 35 year old technology at this point. Amazing it still does the job.