No signs of imperfections, Bernard @lis
Your work on the interior is excellent.
You are really challenging the ones that still need to start this group build, like myself.

@ssgt Great that You join us in B-17 Group build thread! I will be waiting for your start!

Yes, Revel has very detailed interior too. Maybe even more than airfix, because, as I remember correctly, there are even tapes with ammunition for side machine guns! Before I got the Airfix model as a gift, I also thought about the Revell model for a long time.

@pb_legend @fiveten @johnb This are few B-17 that interestin me to build. What Do You think about it?

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@ssgt @pb_legend @fiveten @johnb

So the time has come for the creme de la creme, which is a spherical belly turret. I specially prepared the radar dome and turret at the same time to see how it is assembled. See for yourself. You can see a large, ugly seam. After painting with a primer it didn't look too bad, but overall something is missing there. The most interesting thing is that the guy from this movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJWCxBbDoHE

he put it on at the very end of the construction. I do not know how he did it, but it may have the ability to penetrate the fuselage walls because it cannot be pushed through the fuselage opening after assembly without any damage. You just have to follow the instructions here.

What is Your advice? At first glance, the turret loses to the radar due to the visible seam, although it cannot be denied that its assembly was very nice, and at first before I build this turret, I want o plane with belly turret. I was supported by transparent Tamiya glue. Which is probably better than the microscale transparent glue. Remember that using radar is the same as choosing a Yankee Girl paint from Bomb Group 303, letter "C".

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@ssgt @pb_legend @fiveten @johnb

Due to the fact that I have an alternative solution, I took a risk and smoothed the surface of the topper with CA glue. It is very difficult because correcting the painting of clear parts always ends with some unevenness (which, despite my efforts, can be seen with the naked eye). The entire seam was removed, but I am not sure if the "dents" on the surface could be acceptable. One thing is for sure, in the YT videos, most skipped the plastering of the turrets and left them as they are.

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You are doing a great job here, Bernard @lis
The turret looks fine.

Such things happen, my friend @lis!
All good!

You are doing a fantastic job, my friend @lis! There is no perfect model, but there exist excellent models, like your models.
Opt for perfection and always something will be missing. Opt for excellence and you will always come with excellent models (and be a happy modeler!).

@fiveten It will be fantastic build in "Bomber Command" group!