Windows look like they fit like a glove, John (@johnb). Do you have masks for them?

John @johnb

You are moving right along with this build. It is looking really good. Glad I could help in some small way.

The Dutch trained at Hawkins Field in south Jackson if my research is right. Some Dutch who died while in training are buried at a Jackson cemetery. Though 99% here have no clue of how they contributed to winning the war in the Pacific.

Hello John.
The windows look like they’re perfect. They are very clean and they fit very nicely.

I’m happy to see that you have finished the cannon installation.

Like you, I enjoy doing the research on the subject that I am working on and to me it is just as enjoyable as the actual building itself.

There’s a lot of history behind this project and I think that it is very important to tell their story.

Lest we forget.

Just skimmed the entire build log, and all looks great John.

Working on the starboard side at this moment, also here a lot of details are added in the mold.

Nice detail work, John. That gun must have been interesting to fire in midair.

The detail on the interior looks great, John (@johnb). Too bad most of it will be invisible.

John (@johnb),
I've been ghosting your blog. I think modelers can be divided into engineers, pilots and mechanics. Once you close up the fuselage and hide all that detail all is not lost. You have documented your progress and have educated yourself and your audience into knowing what is inside the black box. A worthy cause and an appreciation in my book.