Wow this amount of detail beats the outer 3D model of the Fenix!
Impressive that even the compressor inlet vanes behind the N1 fan are modelled in 3D (the Fenix has only a dark grey circle behind the N1 fan). And the labels on that front gear are fully readable, impressive!
Are you planning to rival Fenix and XP12 addon-quality with your 757? So far it looks very good!
That´s how they did lights in the early eighties! No fancy LEDs but halogen bulbs inside a bulky tin construction held together with rivets that looks like an oversized flashlight! AWESOME!! This gear looks so cool.
Looks like PMDG too will come up with some serious outer 3D model, gear, gearwell and engine 3D model to stay competative with this Boeing release 
I can even read the labels around the lens of the gear runway lights.
Look how impressive, a fully 3D modeled low pressure stage turbine in the exhaust stage (this one is driving the engine core compressor or the N1, need to read the exact technical details of this engine). While ALL other aircraft - yes this also means the most expensive third party addons - have nothing but a low-polygon black hole with zero details and zero animations and mere nothing inside when looking at the business end of their engines 
I absolutely need some immersive walkaround plug-in becase that drone camera has bad steering and way too much inertia and feels so indirect and un-immersive.
I hope a walkaround plug-in or enhancement for the Flight Sim will be release some day to get out of the airplane and move with the arrow keys with classic PC first-person shooter controls to enjoy all these gorgeous details of the oncoming addons
“Install Q445LX lamp with filament orientated horizontal” and even the nuts holding the lens cover are modelled in 3D.
IMPRESSIVE!!
Oh wow that´s not even some random stuff on the labels but these are the actual lamps used for this aircraft:
You are planning to set a new standard for third-party addon level of quality aren´t you?
When the cockpit will get the same amount of details and system depth you surely will.