Marada Modular Flight Simulator and Racing Simulator Cockpit, Used for Combat or Racing Simulation, Compatible with Logitech/Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog/Honeycomb Alpha Bravo

This kit is amazing. Allows multiple set ups for Racing and Flight Simulator with plenty of extra parts to let your imagination go wild. Very sturdy construction and basic assembly of each of the three components. I was able to complete the flight sim kit setup in about 4 hours (taking time to decide on my preferences, attach the electronics and clamp everything down. The seat is much better than expected and it adjusts forward/ back with a tilting back. Exceptional quality for the price paid.

The unit was much better than I expected! It is very solid. My Thrustmaster Warthog setup is very heavy and it is very secure with no wobbling. Plus it can be setup in so many different ways, you can customize it for whatever you need. There is also plenty of hardware for what ever you choose. Highly recommend for a Flight Sim cockpit!Just take your time on the setup, it is a bit challenging but be patient, it is worth it!

This is a VERY nice sim setup. Easy to assemble (mount the hardware to seat before mounting hardware to frame). Very easy to configure in multiple ways!!! The welds are perfect. Seat is comfortable enough. I can add a pad if I need it. PLENTY of hardware sent with kit and all tools are included. Open the boxes (3) and put it together. I see no reason from a quality standpoint for this piece of equipment not to last for years.Extremely happy with the purchase and seller contacted me to give shipping tracking numbers and hint about mounting hardware before installing seat.The monitor attach was not included, I made it.

I bought this for use with the Honeycomb A&B flight sim controllers. The review is tailored only to how it fits the role as a general aviation cockpit simulator.1. The locking method for the yoke and throttle posts is adequate, two point friction provided by thumbscrews driven into the tube supporting the controllers.2. The chair seat and back are well made and serve the role well. The bucket seat has two controllers, one to recline the seat back and one to adjust leg length. I was able to adjust it to my needs for a comfortable full pull on the yoke.3. They did not hold back on mounting hardware for whatever HOTAS, wheel, rudder, or yoke you are bringing. Probably two pounds of miscellaneous hardware that isn't used with my yoke.4. You have to figure out the best final configuration on your own, there is a lot of room to improve the instructions on how all three base parts attach for each style of use. I wouldn't go ham on the screws until I had it built and setup for my size and body.If you aren't sure what sim chair style you need, Marada pretty much threw every conceivable mount into one kit. I can't review the control configurations I didn't build for so I focused my review on what I bought it for: the general aviation cockpit with Honeycomb controllers. Its a good buy and serves its intended role.Frankly, for the money I am blown away at the completeness of the kit for any reasonably expected configurations of input devices. I can add keyboard and/or mouse shelves without having to buy anything else and still have another post for another mount too.

Easier assembly very well-thought-out and put together very, very sturdy.Good purchase.

First, I will say customer service was helpful and quick to reply when I reached out to them about the seat not arriving with the set. They immediately sent me a screenshot of the tracking information and it came a day later. The frame is heavy and solid, however, it has lots of flaws. The paint was chipped and scratched on the metal parts and some of the plastic was broken in the box. The big problem is, it seems that it was packaged this way and the parts were damaged before shipping. Some of the bolts and screws were also corroded and there are no labels to tell you which is which. All the hardware is kind of dumped into the bags making assembly time consuming. Overall it is very adjustable and customizable which is nice, but the movable parts go together with knobs that make them crooked. Not a deal breaker but not ideal. The seat is the best part.Update: About a month after my review I got a random package in the mail containing new plastic parts for the chair since mine were broken. Updated to 3 stars. The chair has been holding up well so far.

The media could not be loaded. The flight/driver simulator system was excellent for it's intended purpose, however, it doesn't address the issue of someone who also wants to use his/her computer for day to day operations. The design calls for free standing monitors while the user sits near floor level. I opted to design and build a riser frame.

This has great versatility with multiple platforms to build from. One draw back is that the center pedestal used for flight stick/yoke or steering wheel is awkwardly high off the ground at its lowest level. The seat is fixed and is awkwardly low. Unless you're tall you'll need to modify.