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News:
CIM Flight Decks Release 737NG Overhead Panel

Posted on Monday, April 07 @ 18:59:24 BST by darklord

CIM Flight Decks have just announced the launch of their Boeing 737NG ProLine overhead panel, the newest product in its series of panels for the Flight Simulator hobbyist. Now available in the CIM Flight Decks web shop is the luxury version of the exact replica of the Boeing 737NG overhead panel that was brought on the market as a BasicLine product by CIM Flight Decks.

After there turned out to be a large demand for these panels, CIM Flight Decks started the ProLine. Only top quality materials are used for CIM Flight Decks panels; the ProLine panels are coated with a high-grade flat paint, giving a scratchproof result. They also have rounded corners and are slightly thicker than the BasicLine. Like the BasicLine products, the ProLine panels can of course easily be integrated and installed in the (self-built) CIM Flight Decks cockpit. The Boeing 737NG ProLine overhead panel is available at the CIM Flight Decks web shop with the option to buy a separate forward or aft panel.

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