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Tom Mihelich - Troy - Michigan - USA
My name is Tom Mihelich from Troy Michigan USA and I would like to show you a few pictures of my new SF260 simulator. I have always been into the FS2004 sim and when I came across the SIMKIT web site... Well let's just say I had to try to make a sim of my favorite plane. My shipments of parts have started to arrive and I will soon post some pictures with gauges going in. I really like the Garmin 530 that fits perfect on my 7" monitor that I installed in the panel. I used Catia software to design the sim and constructed it from .75mm plywood cut into frames and covered it with .040" galvanized metal flashing which is used for roofing. I then used 3mm aluminum pop rivets to fasten them to the frames. It really worked great. I also used the Catia to create the flat pattern for the windshield (1/16" Lexan) and it formed over the frames perfect. I will keep sending in pic's as I progress.

Packing your TRC472 Flight Deck

18 Mar 2008 at 11:59:04

When you order a TRC472 Flight Deck from Simkits, we directly start building your Simulator with the utmost care to ensure you get the highest quality. This also means your simulator has to be packed very carefully, so it will not get damaged during transport.

Building TRC472 Flight Decks

18 Mar 2008 at 09:54:43

At this moment, we are very busy building several TRC472 Flight Decks. Here is a picture of some TRC 472 Flight Decks placed in our new warehouse, almost ready for shipment. They are shipped all over the world.

New Office

15 Mar 2008 at 15:31:09

The 1st of January, TRC Simulators/Simkits moved to a brand new office. Now we have production, development, sales and warehousing all on the same premises. This means our lead time for orders went down from 15 business days to 5 to 10 business days.