Treated myself with some PE parts to get a bit more details into this build.
Interior as well as exterior parts are present, not sure if I'm going to use all of them.
PE is for the Hasegawa kit, but as said before, this Revell kit is a reboxed Hasegawa.
Arrival of the package is likely to be beginning next week.

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Looking all ready to go, John. The parts count looks low enough for a relatively easy build (always my preference when also adding etch). No doubt the PE will really bring out the best in the model, particularly with the patience and care you put into your previous builds. With a good etch set for the cockpit (especially for the IP) and nice distortion free clear parts, I always feel good about the project.

A lucky start today.

Yesterday I received the package including the PE addon.

Today I opened the package and found a nice sheet of PE parts, film with gauges and the instruction sheet.

When unfolding the instruction sheet, to my surprise another sheet of PE fell out.

So currently I'm having two sets of PE.

If someone is interested in having this extra set, please contact me.

(Pedro @holzhamer, since you are building one too, are you maybe interested in this sheet of PE?)

I did start with folding and glueing the PE interior.

Current progress compared to the provided interior.

Still some handles, the footpeddles, paint and gauges to be applied in mentioned order.

That is some really stellar PE work there. I have never had much luck with PE and only use it in a pinch. I don't even really care for it for seat belts, I prefer molded in...especially with resin cockpit kits. Still you have made it look simple and with some paint should look absolutely incredible.

This PE cockpit looks amazing, my friend @johnb!
Kudos to your detailed work!

John, What a perfectly made PE office. Looking really cool. You do deserve to sit back and enjoy the sight for a few seconds 🙂
The colorscheme under consideration is very nice. Looking forward to the next update @johnb.

Erik (@airbum), thanks. Some rest for my eyes is needed after trying to get those tiny parts in place.

Pedro @holzhamer, thank you. Indeed, a very cramped cockpit. They even left out some gauges and placed them directly on the nacelles. Those details on the side seems indeed to be related to the MG.

The scheme is indeed provided within the box. It is the standard scheme for the Eastern front, but it looks great to me.

@fiveten, thanks Spiros. The scheme is not the most complex one seen on the 129 but for some reason I do like those yellow accents, not only on this one but on every German plane.