Thanks!! I didn’t even think about going that route!!
And I actually have some decal paper in stock here at home…I have an extensive collection of 1940 to 1960 set of Tonka toys…from all manufacturers…and have restored and powder coated a lot of the former rust bucket one’s i have saved…amazing how that completely slipped my mind!
Thanks again!
Mad jelly.
Love the seat! Is that DIY, or did you purchase it somewhere?
Made it about 10 years ago from plans of the Internet. Still going strong 
Annnnnnnnny chance you still have those plans? 
Theres loads on the Internet
My advise use good quality foam as your sitting on it a long time. I used a local furniture maker and got some of them.
THanks!!!
Here’s my set up.
38 inch Ultrawide for the game on the left.
32 inch 4k for the Little Nav Map on the right.
Running on an I9 10900K with 32 Gig of 3600 MHz RAM and a 2TB NVME hdd for the main game, and a 2TB SSD for the community folder.
Video card is an MSI Geforce RTX 3080 Suprim X 10g graphics card
Made some changes to my Setup, new 21:9 screen and I bought some used CH pro Pedals in another forum.
I love the background. It looks so “realistic”
I need something like what you have their for the wing wing mp1 stuff but i need a f18 housing for it. Im going buy the next level racing rig.
Hello the video is Ready 
btw my 1st
there are a lot of superb battleships here, but I’ll share my peasant setup anyway
first ever setup in my life, it was quite a progress, from xbox controller only to mouse+keyboard+controller
then i did add the hotas one and finally the tca pack (which became available for xbox not too long ago)
Can’t be more peasant than mine. Side stick and just my laptop.
Woooooooow.Congrats!!!
this is insane! and I want one! 
What an amazing setup. Is this actually a home setup? I’d love to see a parts list. 
Great, congrats. What are you using to display instruments in the second monitor. Is that air manager?
Airmanager for the panels and then i use pop out manager for the displays over 2 monitors.
The FMC is aviacdu on a small touchscreen mimo and the overhead is avia over a network just as a reference to make sure my overhead panel is in sync.