Thanks my friend Spiros (@fiveten). Really 1/48?!?!?!? She will be huge. Hard to imagine this scale in my tinny house. Keep us posted with this project please.

Yep, huge she will be, my riend @yann!
Upon starting, of course I will keep you posted!

Just peeked in on this build, nice work on my favorite US Heavy from WWII. (Not wanting to start an online arguement with B-17 fans) In many ways the B-24 was a better bomber than the B-17, but did not press favorable press the B-17 had. As ugly as it was or could be, the wing which is quite large really adds that element of elegance that made the plane special. So far it looks like you are doing a bang up job on this kit. Looking forward to seeing more!

Hello everybody, I was away from the bench those last days. So now I'm back in the business.
1) Plexiglass from the turrets have been painted with interior green.

Next step will be to paint the model in black in order to avoid any holyday when painting the final coat.

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Thank you very much Walt @luftwaffe-birdman. The B-24 is indeed not a queen of beauty, but as you said a terrific bomber with higher perf' than my favorite aircraft, the B-17.

Looking great, my friend @yann! Love those interior greens!
About the nose, it's the usual cas whrn the nose is separate (even worse, when it is molded in clear, like in my Cicogna...).

Looking forward to your black!

Nice work fixing the poor fit on the nose, Yann (@yann). I have built B-24s with a separate nose and with a one-piece nose, and it seems that the separate nose is a consistent problem area regardless of the brand of model.

And eventually the final coat with some parts added such as antenna's, tail's bumper and pitot tubes.