It doesn't matter if you did too much to the interior or not. The best thing is that you enjoyed doing it. It would be a shame to not take all the fun out of a model that you can. Can't go leaving any of the fun in the box!
It looks great BTW!
Richie
yup, it was fun building it up and i'm not really bothered if most of it can't be seen.
thanks for the comments and continued support on this one, i've made a bit more progress recently. The fuselage halves are now joined and although there was no gaps in the seems it had the telltale dip in the middle which a lot of these square bodied kits seem to have. I applied some sprue goo down each seem then used a craft knife to slice the top off to try and leave a straight edge. That was followed by copius amounts of sanding to smooth things out, once done i re-primered it before starting the paint.
The light grey is almost there, one more coat should do it
I've also been doing some work on the wings, namely attempting to add the pulley covers for the wires that run along the leading edge of the wings and end up operating the ailerons. I got busy (and messy) with some milliput and created some blobs on the wings where they need to be.
Once dried I prised them off and cut them down to a more eye pleasing size and shape, they are supposed to be a teardrop shape but being only about 5mm long i just can't hold them to sand that kinda shape. The final size is 1.5mm tall, 3mm wide and 5mm long so although they may look a bit overscale it's about as small as i can get them, i also need to leave enough meat on them so i can drill a hole through for the rigging. You can also see in this pick i've removed the bomb racks as Stephen pointed out to me they should run fore/aft, i've drilled some new holes and just need to make up some new racks.
This is how they look after some final fettling
As this is the lower wing this is pretty much all that will be seen, once it's all painted they should look a bit smaller...maybe
I aim to get the other wing sorted tonight then i get them both in primer and think about painting them