[B]QC not only brings some of the cheapest simulator accesories out there, but it also provides some of the most unique designs often only seen in products several times more expensive.

From button boxes inspired by panels in real Aircraft, to combined-power-brake controllers for trains, we're filling in gaps the industry has failed to for years.

It starts with an idea - often something that a user cannot easily obtain, or can't obtain without great expense. We get to designing something that fufilles that requirement by choosing individual controls (such as switches), and then deciding how they should be arranged, finishing with an enclosure to hold them and the wiring in place. We 3D print this enclosure, and in some cases cut some sheet metal for the front. With the enclosure done, we assemble everything, wire it all up, program the board, and it's ready to go.

3D Printing keeps costs down such that we can use higher end electrical components and raspberry pi's - these boards are a bit overkill for this, but that's better than something that's too slow!