Looking forward to the rest of the build, John (@johnb). Your work looks great, even if the plane does have one too many wings.

Some part do contain a bit of flash, but this is quite easy to correct.

Finally found some time to get the control cables connected to the scratch build levers. Using a hand drill I created through holes for the cables towards the end of the fuselage. Cables are glued using CA.
Did some weathering on this interior part and sprayed satin varnish afterwards.

John, the interior is looking very impressive and concise and I really like the cable detailing! Keep the posts coming and look forward to the “close-up”

Those cables are impressive, my friend @johnb!
Ain't it feel great just looking at them? Now your Walrus has even more character!
Looking forward to your next steps!

Thanks a lot for the compliments gentlemen, your kind words really gets me motivated.

Today just a small update before having a long weekend at the coast with my family.
I will for sure miss the modelling the next coming days.
Before packing, I was able to spent some time on the Walrus, I tried to create the machine gun guiding rails in the nose and back of the fuselage.

I agree with all comments of our friend @eb801, my friend @johnb!
Yep, what counts is the representation of the perforated rail, and you did it darn well!
Looking forward to your progress, after enjoying your family weekend!

Great details - I'm a bit behind checking in on this build, so no harm done by spending a few days off-line 🙂

Enjoy!