I was planning to start this old Monogram kit for a long time. I have starfed by painting the fuselage parts.
All inner surfaces painted to US interior green except for the bomb bay. Bomb bay painted to natural metal due to my references by using Alclad lacquers.

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Due to lack of details inside the nacelles , I have decided to modify this area. Some details made from plastic card and painted to USAF interio green. During the installation of the nacelles some weight added to the front of the nacelles for stability due to instruction sheet.

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Nacelles completed. But it needs some putty and sanding operation..

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The second modification on this area is engines cowlings. I did not like multi parts kit cowlings. Loons model engine & cowling set was ordered before. I have used only the resin cowling part. Again I did not like somethings. This time resin cowling flaps. They are made scractbuilt from plastic card.

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Slow your roll Frank, Monogram is not the only one to make a B-26 in 1/48. AMT also made one. The AMT kit is just as detailed as the Monogram offering and just as difficult to build. I have had the Monogram B-26 on my "To-Do" list for some time now, maybe after I see what Tolga does with his, I might become inspired to start mine. Good luck Tolga.

Oh- you might want to consider a "spreader" in the tail gunners area to hold the fuselage with proper relative to the horizontal stabilizer fillet. This this might save you some serous grief.

The Loon cowlings look like a significant improvement!

david

Thanks for the advices David.

Back to the fuselage and starting to cockpit.
The inner voice whispering me to drive slowly...:)

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