@lis - it's just part of the learning process. Nobody learns anything from success (other than we like it).

That is a very nice livery, Lis @lis
Will you build it as shown on the box?

Work in progress. SH Kit is very advanced. There are a lot of parts. But fitting glycol cooler drave me crazy! Also fitting panels in cockpit needs some liquid filler in left site. Fuselage needs to cut off some parts for N version (I build E version). in the model, the upper part of the wings is immediately the floor of the model, as in the original. This is an interesting solution. I'm looking at how it will project on wing alignment. So far, I have been a bit nervous when folding the cockpit.

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You are wasting no time on this, my friend @lis!
Fantastic start!
Yes SH kits are definitely not shake and bake, but you are doing a wonderful job there.
Looking forward to your progress!

A good question, Lis @lis
To be honest, I'm not sure either, but I think you should be good with interior green.

Very nice work, Lis. Looks like a great kit too.

This is all yesterday work day. Priming, and polishing. I had really problem with louvers for air outlet from the radiator. Kit gives two options. Closed, and opened. I choosed open, but i try to fit it four times with two different glues. Sometimes something that is supposed to be cool is not cool to edit. I hope it will do the trick anyway. The plastic in the model is relatively worse than in the Trumpeter. more uneven and porous.

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