Pavvel

:huh: What I'm doing here with my H-60.... Great, great work! Pavvel Ps More pics, pls!!

I bent the rotor's blades. I used hot water for bending. It is the best (but a little slow) method for safe bending of the parts. In the box the blades are straight. Of course, I wouldn't be myself, if I didn't add some risk to it: first I bent the blades, then I checked the direction Luckily I did it right Pavvel PS. My_name_1s_MUD, show your work! :)

The ceiling (and the external tank) Ok, this is the last pic right now ;) Pavvel

A nice shot of the pilots' cabin

The pilots' seats seen from the top. I had many problems with one of pilot's seats. It's too big, so there were problems to put all parts together.

The pilots' seats seen from the front

The pilot's seat and some wires

The medicine chest (of course scratch )

A shot of the interior. You can see a little of scratch there.

Next pic of the gunner's seat.

The mounts for guns.

Next pic. The gunners' seats, and the "thing" between them

Thanks guys! My work is still in progress. I'm ready to put all interior into the fuselage. So, I show next pics:

Thanks Justin :D I'll build my shuttle as good as possible, so I don't show ma work as long as nobody will remember yours This week I'll order SSM engines and decals from RealSpaceModels. And tomorrow I'll go to a shop for a plastic strip. Pavvel

Great work! I'm watching you, Dustin! As you can see in my signature, I also build this shuttle. Now, I've got a very good reference material, thanks! I stopped work at part with corrugations (ET). I think about build all this part as scratch, but I'm not sure, it's a good idea :blink: As I can see, you used a part from box and made corrugations your self. Maybe I'll go the same way... I have a great book, "The day, when Columbia does not return" (by Tomas Pribyl) - I'm not sure, that this title is correct, it's simply translation from polish, but I'll check that. There are many great pi