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Creating window and canopy interiors


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In my previous post - Zvezda/Revell Ilyushin-86 a - request was made to share my technique in creating cockpit and cabin interiors.

Here we go:

I start by creating a number of filled rectangles on a Microsoft Word document. These are black and light-grey filled.

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The grey block is a representation of a cockpit panel interior with a small dark-coloured paper bulkhead, usually attached to the wheelbay block to separate the cockpit from the cabin.

I try to vary the window designs by having closed, open and partially open/closed windows. I use Sellotape as a covering to give a glass window effect.

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These are taped inside the fuselage halves.

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From the outside it aims to represent a more effective interior when on display.

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For the cockpit I hope it looks more interesting than using a filled-in window frame decal found in many kits.

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Hopefully this is reflected well in these images of my (almost) completed Revell Sobelair 737-800 which has the silver window frame decals.

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Thanks for viewing,

Graeme

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