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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Hi Nick

    The width across the front is 1700mm.

    Sean

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Very nice video!!!
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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Hey Sean,

    Did you install the interior trim ? If yes how difficult was that ?

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Hi Nick

    Yes I have the trim fitted, it is really easy. It is supplied with several small brackets which helps attach the trim to the aluminium shell. FDS have thought shell/liner combo out really well.

    I have used temporary nuts and bolts to keep the trim in place until I have all the major elements in place (the colour coordinated push-fit fasteners supplied look at bit awkward to remove easily).

    I'm expecting my overhead to turn up next week, then I'll tighten the shell up (still only finger tight) but I want to be sure of wiring routes before the trim is fitted properly.

    I'll post some pics soon.

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    An update showing the overhead in place and some of the liners...




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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Whats the chance of me photographing the roof panels on your sim Sean .... I could print the detail onto sticky back plastic and give my roof panels a more finished look!

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    blimey! very professional compared to my heath robinson affair, the kit parts Uk or other made? bet they cost mucho £££ did the overhead panel come as is or do you have to add every switch etc yourself?

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    It's a mixture of mainly CPFlight, Engravity and FlightDeckSolutions parts. I've invested a few pounds into the sim this last year, but it was the only way I was ever going to end up with a sim at home. I tried the homebuilt route and it just wasn't for me.

    The overhead comes in kit form and the whole thing needs to be put together yourself, but that's not difficult. I still have the annunciators to install, then the whole thing needs wired.

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    This is looking great, Sean. Wish I had the space for this kind of work.

    Keep us informed from time to time (love to drool).

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    Re: Sean's 737NG Project - UK

    Quote Originally Posted by Clive View Post
    Whats the chance of me photographing the roof panels on your sim Sean .... I could print the detail onto sticky back plastic and give my roof panels a more finished look!
    Hi Clive,

    Drop me a PM with your email address, I may have something that will help...

    Cheers
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