**** DONE: Revell 1/48 P-40B RAF 112 Squadron in Egypt in 1941 MTO Group Build (1 Viewer)

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Okay, and I looked at the cockpit interiors and it doesn't have a panel, it's just the controls but those are black
 
Here you are a few pics of early P-40 cockpit. There are pics of full size in the Zip file I have found.
 

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Just did the painting for the interior, with the interior green.

My next steps will be put the exhaust pipes on the airframe, then it will be installing the canopy crank to the right of the pilots seat, the throttle to the left side and then painting the instruments which is going to be a pain in my a*s .
 

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In these two first pics the background plastic colour can be seen .If I were... I would apply the second coat.
 
Busy day today.... I just did the exhaust installation to the main frame.

I had to sand it down a bit...

First two pics are exhausts

Third is after they got sanded down.
 

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Yep..looking good. But have you glued them to the fuselage yet?
 
That's a pity.It would be easier to paint the camo spots without them. Here you are a pic where you can see the exhaust pipes. What is more you should have removed these seamas of moulds on these..With a thin drill bit you could have made them open.
 

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I only glued one side, incase I had to take them out. So I can still take them out.

Because incase it wasn't fitted right.
 
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So if you can take them out it will be fine. Then please take a few pics of these exchaust pipes and these places where they can be attached.OK?
 
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