I finished installing all the switches and begun cutting and marking the wires, still more to come.

After the paint had dried, I glued all the markings on the extension and begun installing the switches and pushbuttons.

A few stickers were missing so I installed them, I then begun installing the small parts ont the panel. The front view make this seem easy, but the intersting part is the back panel.



The pushbuttons and small switches have solder pins. After having soldered the wires, I run all the small wires through a D-Sub so I don't have to solder long wires to the pins and will also be able to disconnect the panel easier from the aircraft wirinf.



The trim indicator wires are also routed through a D-Sub connector.

After two weeks without any progress, I managed to put on one hour to install some markings on the panel. Then were done by friend, she printed all the texts on a single sheet, ans all the coutours were machine cut.

I received today some parts I needed to install the panel and continue the wiring.
I only had time to install two terminal strips and install the two camlocks on the fuse block support bracket.
The wiring book is coming slowly to its final definition, it will be uploaded to the website in a few days.