Hi, Felix (@fxrob): Bombers, even in 1/72, take a lot of paint. It will be hard to see a lot of the interior that is present in the model once you close the fuselage. The good news is that it isn't a 1/48 model.

Progress has been slow due to work but i finally got around to doing some of the interior parts. There is really a lot of lovely detail. I am not a fan of cockpit decals, but the ones provided are actually not bad. I will probably just add a matte acrylic filter to make them stand out less. I decided to stick to my USAAF yellow-green cockpit color from AK. Also put down a matte coat, so weathering is next. I thought of buying the Eduard B-17 seatbelts but decided against it and will probably just do some homemade stuff. I need to stop buying all the aftermarket stuff!

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Yes Felix, nice progress on the B-24 interior. It's a shame so much of this is hidden. Of course you could cast a clear resin fuselage half! ...Just kidding... 🙂

Dear @fiveten, @clipper, @johnb, @gblair, added an acrylic panel wash and some chipping with an AK pencil, lots of fun with that interior!

Still not sure what to do regarding seatbelts...scratch build 'em?

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Very nice looking interior, Felix @fxrob
I would also opt for scratch build seat belts.

Seat belts on bombers can be a pain only because there is potentially many of them. However, they do add to the overall build. Making them from masking tape is not hard. Making the buckles is a bit more difficult, especially in 1/72. There are numerous techniques out there to look into for the buckles.

Jay @ssgt thanks a lot, it’s brand new and has lots of detail!

I added my own seatbelts, what do you guys think @clipper, @fiveten, @johnb, @gblair? It’s certainly not on eduard level, but…🙂

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