Some small bits yesterday done. And also final coat of gloss clear. I have (unfortunetly) some work before holidays and model goes slowly now.

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Looks very nice, Bernard @lis
When holidays approach there seems always extra work to be done.

That's a beautiful canopy, my friend @lis

I have some problems with small Windows. White glue is to weak and when I take of masks some Windows pop out. Revell had better idea to stick Windows inside fuselage.

I used Cristal Klear microscale. Long time ago also Tamiya clear. But all of them are not too strong glue. Mabye Revell is option.

Despite your adventures, the Liberator looks superb, my friend @lis!

@luftwaffe-birdman @fiveten @gblair @johnb Today in the morning work was done. Yesterday in the night I need to sand stand under nose turret. It don't fit correctly in the fuselage, and not looks good. the rest of the turrets are rotatable for a more attractive look (here again Revell beats with the correctness and safety of the final assembly) . After sanding, repainting, and drying I montage nose turret, and also all props. I have sunny but windy day, so I take photos in a while, probably already in the ordered display case. As you can see, the model was photographed on a grass mat, which will then be in a display case. I have two more figures to paint to make the look more attractive. This time I was able to complete the long-planned, complete construction in OOB style. Only the figures of pilots from my stock have been added. I liked being able to see how much can be squeezed out of the Hasegawa brand set.

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