John,

99 percent of modeling is motivation. Especially, when doing it for a family member and daughters have sway.
I really like what you've done with this project. Showing the crew stations and some of the details involved gives an idea of the type and what the crews had to navigate while going through the bomber. Documenting your progress makes it worth while after buttoning things up too.

great progress! Interior looks impressive!

@lis, thanks a lot Lis. Still some work to be done on the fuselage halves.

Bit late to get into this GB, and I most likely will not get a build of my own started here. However it is a joy to catch up on this one from WIP, and I like the chosen red dope used on the linen a lot. With all the glass it is going to be very visible when finished I think. You really get the most out of the eduard PE combined with good skills in the plastic and paint. Nice!

Impressive indeed, my friend @johnb!
What a marvelous interior!

@eb801, thanks a lot Eric. I do too hope some of it will still be visible, my daughter proposed to only finish one side of the aircraft so the interior will remain visible. A good idea I have to say, but I still prefer a complete build Wellington.

Another solution to see the inside might be to replace the kit-windows with homemade ones, at least for the relatively flat sides @johnb?

@airbum, thanks for the suggestion Erik. Indeed a good idea to make the interior more visible that way. My confidence in surgery however is not yet sufficient to get that done. I might give it a try once on a 'victim' build.