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    Re: Before/After

    Wow, that looks fantastic. I have to ask what you used for the gauge/bezel inserts? (the tubes that go through the panel and around the gauges)

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    Re: Before/After

    That is awesome and a very neat build too, very innovative. Is that Harry Potter's Ford Anglia???

    I once looked at an old VW splitscreen combi and thought it would make a good sim shell!

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    Re: Before/After

    There should be a prize for the most innovative sim build cos this'd get it. Perfect and much cheaper option for a full enclosure I think. I remember being drawn to home cockpit building by someone who did a similar thing but in a Ford Falcon however yours is more detailed and pure inspiration. Would love to see it in full action with outside views etc.

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    Re: Before/After

    That's a great one !!!!!!!!

    Would like to see a video too, that's e x c e l e n t work

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    Re: Before/After

    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn View Post
    I have to ask what you used for the gauge/bezel inserts? (the tubes that go through the panel and around the gauges)
    It took a long time to work the bezel idea out, but in the end they are the top of pot plant holders that you get with baby plants in, fitted absolutely perfect and the right shape.

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    Re: Before/After

    Quote Originally Posted by Kennair View Post
    Perfect and much cheaper option for a full enclosure I think.
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    Re: Before/After

    Quote Originally Posted by Nick1150 View Post
    That's a great one !!!!!!!!

    Would like to see a video too, that's e x c e l e n t work
    Will do a video when im up and running in about two weeks, however there is a few on you tube under "CW flightsim" just of the panel and my earlier motion sims.

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    Re: Before/After

    Thats the best thing ive seen for ages!!

    Excellent

    Bravo, bravo!!!!!

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    Re: Before/After

    Hi Craig,

    Well done, looks as if it just came out of the showroom! It looks very comfortable, you even added a heater for those long wintertime flights!

    Any plans for adding motion to this combination? The whole rig must weigh a fair bit, but you have the advantage of a strong frame construction.

    Great job! But of course it is never finished......
    RR

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    Re: Before/After

    Gidday Roland,
    Yes once the rest of it is sorted I am going to put the whole lot on a platform, a sim IMO needs motion.
    I was going to get adventurous and do 4 DOF but the weight I think will stop me doing heave, but early days yet and I cant multi task (being a man and all) so I havent even thought of the mechanics or electronics yet, possibly X-Sim but I dont know if their RTC washout for roll is good. I have an early version of BFF that I have modified with AHK to do yaw instead of heave so that may be another option, it is way less resourse hungry than x-sim and I know the roll washout works. any opinions would be appreciated.

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