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Airframes
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Thanks very much to all, and I'm happy to say it was very well received by my friend. The crunch comes a week on Monday, when she gives it to her father !
Evan very little can be seen of the interior. In the cockpit, it's possible to see the top of the seats, the 'padded' bulkhead and door, and the top of the control columns. It's just possible to see the throttle quadrant stand if you use a pencil torch and contortions! With the doors closed, at certain angles it's only just possible to see the para seats, but these might be more visible if painted (I did my interior overall grey, so that nothing can be seen.). With the doors open, only the rear of the seats and rear bulkhead can be seen.
Evan very little can be seen of the interior. In the cockpit, it's possible to see the top of the seats, the 'padded' bulkhead and door, and the top of the control columns. It's just possible to see the throttle quadrant stand if you use a pencil torch and contortions! With the doors closed, at certain angles it's only just possible to see the para seats, but these might be more visible if painted (I did my interior overall grey, so that nothing can be seen.). With the doors open, only the rear of the seats and rear bulkhead can be seen.