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Thanks Deadman, yes I aware A-10/F-15 is 15deg, F-16 is 30deg :) But it looks like for A-10/F-15, the seat is actually install 3~4deg nose down, makes the back 15deg angle, and F-16 is install with 12deg kickup, make the back 30deg angle, am I right? For me, I want the sideline of seat bulkhead to be horizontal, so my back is actually 18deg, not 15deg (which would make seat sideline 3deg nose down) ..:)

Latest progress, added head-rest, purple color parts, plan to made in foam The rear side of back rack, is laid 18deg. The seat, is kickup 18deg So, yes, the cross-angle is 90deg on the back/seat corner. But you actually seat at 18deg back, not 90deg upright to horizontal plane. A cutoff, hopefully explain better

I take Triggerhappy's advice, make the back simple curved...:) Also add central stick mount for TM Warthog, assuming that it's d=110mm, 62x62mm square placement for screw. All gear tables are in yellow, and paper parts are in blue. Now I need to finish the size checking, then I can get boards cutted in about 1month time...:)

Guess I need to read the whole thread from begining http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=963688&postcount=352

Thanks lots http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=961351&postcount=331 But what about stick "without" baseplate, which was secured by 4 screws placing in square shape... Anyone? Edit: Base on my "image calculation", it's something like 2.4" x 2.4" square placement, anyone got better measurement than this?

I guess everyone know/watch the preview video already... ( ) Anyone got footprint size? Especially the center stick 4screws location which secure baseplate?

Parachute container (paper made) added, should help to visualize the full look

Hi all, I've been silently watching this board for over a year. Today I decide it's time to kick start and I got my CAD draw finished. My pit project is simple: - An ACES II seat with side table for TM Cougar - Ability to use with TM Warthog (center stick placeholder) - 12mm flat board only (with 30x30mm column for reinforcement), no curve for easy build - Parachute container to be build with paper, again, easy build - No need to be 100% size accurate - Spare space used as storage area I do need some help on size check. Although I'm not aiming for 100% size accurate, I do still like to have it "similar" to actual size. Therefore if you saw any size is way off, please lemme know. Any help would be very welcome. CAD is draw with Google Sketchup, with refer to lots of photos, 1:48 model, HowToAceII.pdf. Total time is about 4hrs planning, 8hrs drawing, over a year watching this board...;ppp