What's on The Workbench (3 Viewers)

I did the red one, converting a -5 to a -5K
I believe you sent me some info I need. I have to do a search for it again.
 
Forget the innards Jesse. I superdetailed 3 1:72 Hellcat interiors years ago. When you close up the fuselage halves you can't see Jack of it!
Will do.
 
I should explain a little... the cockpit opening is so narrow, all you really see past the seat looking down is a bit of the floor, the IP, and the lower part of the rudder pedals. Stick the canopy on, and you see even less. Due to the angle of the fuselage sides, all you're really seeing of the cockpit walls is the top of the stringers and port control console, for which Hasegawa supply a decal (which is sufficient for what you'll see through the canopy).
If I made one again, I would just add some mininal detail to the floor forward of the seat, add seatbelts, and maybe improve the gun sight.
 
So now I want to do this. Shouldn't be a time consuming process. Caught a break with current class as three assignments given in a different class can be applied to the current class. Less work to do down the road.
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Those had red dots on them Jessie, LOTS of red dots, well not like your doing them but!!!!
 
Frustrating not having all the paints on hand.
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Now have to sit and wait for the door stop to become full again.
 
Ahhhh, white paint. I did a 1:48 Catalina and a yellow JM-1. Hated doing both
 
I'm sure you've got a couple of Japanese types to keep you busy in between Jesse... :-)
 
As a matter of fact I do.
Who would've guessed?
 
These were the selections. Three army aircraft and one navy aircraft.
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Took some time with the interiors that are minuscule.
 
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