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MSFS20 Questair Venture
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Very excellent indeed. FYI, the piping at the edges of seats is used to close exposed seams, by folding the leather back under itself and then stitching to the piping. It is usually a separate product, often in contrasting colors, although one could create it by sewing leather into a "tube." So basically they build the entire seat cover inside out using blind seams, then they turn it rightside out and zipper it up with an exposed seam. I do not believe it is possible to run piping over a blind seam, but I only ever sewed sails and the occasional hemmed cutoff jeans. Here's a picture of the actual product and one of the detail, we can see the piping sewn over a folded seam and another row of black piping running up under that fold.
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Thanks for pointing it, I'm not optimistic with this to be honest. cause real aircraft just few being build (not till 100 build according wikipedia). I just like it with fast for piston engine.
overhaul the instrument to meet what I need. because this "kit-plane", there no standard cockpit layout, so I customized cockpit freely.
flying lot with this for low level cross country.
change autopilot from Trutrak to S-Tech, due to annoying right mouse click (zoom-in) when on VR. although I like tru-trak autopilot, close to feel like it a kit-plane.
change GPS from 530 to 750-760 for bigger screen ( I think other user prefer this GTN-750 )
on progress: checking system (avionic), some improve on model, then done.
overhaul the instrument to meet what I need. because this "kit-plane", there no standard cockpit layout, so I customized cockpit freely.
flying lot with this for low level cross country.
change autopilot from Trutrak to S-Tech, due to annoying right mouse click (zoom-in) when on VR. although I like tru-trak autopilot, close to feel like it a kit-plane.
change GPS from 530 to 750-760 for bigger screen ( I think other user prefer this GTN-750 )
on progress: checking system (avionic), some improve on model, then done.
