Great work on the propellors, Bernard @lis

Great progress, my friend @johnb! Some extra masking job indeed.

Thanks Yann @yann for the warning on the ammo boxes and their bullet chains. They do indeed absolutelly not fit with this aircraft, not sure what Revell has done here, but it surely needs a bit of work to make them look acceptable.

I did remove parts of the bullet chain and mounted the boxes without the alignment pins.

The waist transparency is not the exact one as on the Sally-B and did not have an opening for the machineguns, I did drill a small opening in the transparency of 1.2mm to be able to have the machineguns facing outside.

Also the ball turret mechanism is mounted and can still freely move.

And work on the tail gunner position is done as well.

@gblair, thank you, George. I'm just wondering what the Revell engineer was doing while drawing these bullet tracks.

You are doing an excellent work in your interior, my friend @johnb! Already looking superb, only hoping to be well visible upon closing the fuselage, or, at least, you will know the details "are there".

@lis, thank you, Bernard.
@fiveten, thanks, Spiros. A pity indeed that nice work will barely be visible, but on the other hand, misstakes will be hidden as well.

@johnb In My B-17 F this transparent part need to be opend to open fire with 50 cal mg. Similar as in B-24.

Really nice progress John @johnb. As far I remember, on the 9 o 9, I used the ammo box from the ball turret to fix them for the waist gunner.
In the mean time I applied a Klir coat on the belle, actually 3 coats.