Really nice neat work on that wheel bay Dmitry. Good progress.

Very nicely done Dmitry. I look forward to you next update.

Again, really great work especially in this scale. Are you going to model the canopy open? My new tool Airfix Hurricane 1 had a lot of nice internal detail that dissapeared after the cockit hood was added. Keep the updates coming Dmitry 🙂

Dmitry, cockpit doors on the Hurricane may have been opened for maintinance purposes but were nort generally used for the pilot to get in to the aircraft as they were on the Spitfire for example. Strangely enough it was on the opposite side of the fuselage to most of the other British fighter types too!

Finished with carcass inside of the cockpit. Next step is to add small details (pedals, wires, switches, etc.). Scribed cockpit door from inside too. And also I should think about how to paint it (in which order I mean).

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Pedals, floor elements and some wires inside of the cockpit.

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I've added last small parts to cockpit (photo is not so good as it should). Also I've decided to add some aftermarket parts - etched pilot's seat by Yahu Models looks really good.

Now it's ready for painting, but there is a question - on some (museum) photos all interior is painted in standard Duck Egg Green, but on others frame elements not painted at all and have a natural aluminum color. Which is right?

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