May 17, 200818 yr Hi everyone, That was a little difficult, but that's it! I almost finished the rails for the seats of Boeing 737NG. Now I can affirm that it is possible to build its own rails and that they are very close to the real rails. The main difficulty is due to the fact that these rails are "L" rails to permit to make some place between the seats and the pedestal. The way I used is working very good... Here is a photo while waiting to put all the details of this building on my site ...in a few days! Construire ses rêves! http://www.sim-737ng.com/
June 12, 200817 yr Author This is done... all details of the rails constructions are on my site...http://www.sim-737ng.com/siege/siege.htm Construire ses rêves! http://www.sim-737ng.com/
June 13, 200817 yr Alain,That is a very informative series of pictures that illustrates a creative solution.Very nice!Mikewww.mikesflightdeck.comwww.mikesflightdeckbooks.com
June 13, 200817 yr Author First of all Mike this is a relatively easy and very cheap solution to real expansive rails... And working perfectly :)Thanks for your comment,Al Construire ses rêves! http://www.sim-737ng.com/
June 13, 200817 yr Nice pics and good idea. I understand how the chair moves over the J-rails but how do you lock them?Could you post a pic of that mechanism?Norbert
June 13, 200817 yr Author Hi Norbert,Unfortunately I did not brainwashed my mind yet to know how to do that. But I have to do because it is realy skidding... :)As soon I will do that it will be on my site... sorry! Construire ses rêves! http://www.sim-737ng.com/
June 16, 200817 yr Author I think I should have said "Brainstormed" instead of "Brainwashed" (-: Construire ses rêves! http://www.sim-737ng.com/
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