Yeah, this is one great B-25 kit - 1/48 detail in a 1/72 kit. You're certainly getting the most out of what's there.

Taking a seat and watching with great interest! Eager to see how you do the paintjob, John @j-healy. Your Beaufort was very beautiful and that Whitley looks great- i love the Coastal Command scheme. I have the RAF B25 version and i've been pondering whether to start it next.

These newer Airfix kits are truly nice kits, John (@j-healy). Looking forward to your build.

Nice work on the interior, John @j-healy
Let's hope you will be able to mount sufficient weight in the nose. Although an open door hatch might look nice as well.

19 grams from one large weight beaten into the gear bay and behind the instrument panel, plus a split bullet sinker and a ball sinker hidden in the bombardiers tunnel. That should do it. If it doesn’t, I’ll put a 13 gram sinker behind each engine. Who knew a hammer could be a valuable modeling tool? Seat belts from tape, dry brushing and washes completed today too. This is another very enjoyable Airfix kit.

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It is really tough to find spots for weight in a glass nose B-25, John (@j-healy), but it looks like it should sit on all 3 gear now. I just finished a 1/48 B-25 and had to stuff weight everywhere. Do you know how much total weight you ended up putting in your model?

That weight should do it, John @j-healy
Your work on the interior is impressive and those tape seatbelts do add a lot.