Very nice work on this interior - good inspiration for those of us to follow when we lay hands on this kit.

Really great work, Max @maxw
Especially the way you created those masks, may I ask how you got that done.

Interior is looking really nice, Max (@maxw). I would also be interested in finding out how you design and make your masks. It looks like they fit perfectly.

@gblair, George, if you look at this link https://www.scalemodelpaintmasks.com/index.php?/topic/71-working-efficiently/#comment-199

it will describe pretty much how to use the important elements of designing masks, there are a couple of other threads on the site where I talk about the way that I use the masks, the sequence that works for me with the least amount of effort/risk. Hope it helps but come back to me if you have further questions.

Indeed John @johnb, the Silhouette is worth every penny that I spent on it 8 years ago. I rarely, if ever, model out of the box, so there’s always a need to make unique markings and insignia so that’s become part of the building process for me.

These instruments look spectacular, my friend @maxw! Will make a clear difference from the kit decals through the glasshouse. Fit is not great, indeed (possibly due to warping?). Will not be much of an issue, though.

It has only just occurred to me that I haven't explained why this Anson model represents one of the Rhodesian Air Training Group (RATG).

and his friend Max Venton. My website, which is still under construction, explains a lot more, see http://www.rhodesianairtraininggroup.com and http://www.ordinarycrew.co.uk for more about Max and his demise.

3D decals do look great and will be clearly visible with all the glass, Max @maxw
Both websites are very interesting, will defintely create some spare time to go through them.