More progress on the cockpit.
Toshi
Thank you ManCityFan! Yes, I put a lot of time, effort, and materials into the engines. I figured on removing the whole cowling and Mrs. Toshi said; “Don’t cut up a hundred dollar model”. I showed her what I was planning on then when she saw it, she approved of the cutout.
Thank you for following and visiting the thread, I greatly appreciated!
Toshi
Lookin’ good, Toshi. Lookin’ goooooood. 
M.Brindos, thank you so very much. Building this P-38 Trumpeter beast and applying as much as I can into this build has been a long and tedious process yet indeed of fun one at that thanks to members like you.
After finishing a portion of the cockpit, I happened to turn the page to the next step and realized it was the page with all the PE nobs and dials. My head spun just looking at all that PE so I stopped for the day and told myself to tackle that later. LOL!
Thank you again for stopping by and giving me your support!
Toshi
This is where the PE is added in within the cockpit.
Toshi
Dry fit.
Looking really good Toshi! Looks like from the dry fit, you shouldn’t have much of a problem with it[Y]
I encountered no problems assembling this part whatsoever. Still, I have the twin booms of which causes issues on the majority of kits. Let’s find out together!
Toshi
Thank you sir, I did not come across any type of issues as of yet. It’s the twin booms that can be an issue.
Looking good Toshi. I’m starting to like the big scale myself.
Thank you lawdog114. I’ve always loved the 1/32 scale kits. They are quite fun. Thank you for the support!
Toshi
Lots of Glue + Lots of Tape =
P-38 Lightning
