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Oh, this looks like a solid introduction to the build. Focusing on modular assembly right from the start with the cockpit makes a lot of sense for managing complexity. It's great they're showing how this approach helps streamline the process.

Smart move to prime the parts that stay black in black primer – that's a real time-saver, and it's cool to see how they're building up the cockpit structure piece by piece. The dry brushing on the details is already adding nice depth.

The color zoning in the rear fuselage is really detailed, especially transitioning from green to ghost gray and then the zinc chromate yellow for the bearers. It’s impressive how much effort they put into areas that won't be easily seen later.

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The build begins with a focus on efficient modular assembly, starting with the cockpit as a separate unit [0:00]. Key interior components like the instrument panel and bulkheads are fitted and primed, with smaller black parts receiving a dedicated black primer for time-saving [0:30]. The rear fuselage employs distinct color zoning, transitioning from dark green to pale ghost gray in the Bombay, and incorporating zinc chromate yellow for exposed aluminum bearers [1:00]. This meticulous interior work, even for unseen areas like the navigator's section [1:30], ensures a solid foundation before the fuselage halves are joined, with careful attention paid to maintaining clean fits between added elements [2:00].

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