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Guillows Series 400 - P-51 Mustang by RTD89. Viewed 712 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments RTD89 01-Feb-12 22:25 Think I got my method for instrument panels down. I actually cut the individual instrument out from the sheet in the box and pasted them to a thin cardboard panel of my own. Then I cut another panel from a slide projector sheet. I cut out some small circles over where the gauges would show through. Then I painted over it and bingo. Gives it that glass gauge look in the light. John M Oshust 02-Feb-12 16:23 Detailing a cockpit...I shall have to give it a try! Roring40 02-Feb-12 12:48 Good thinking ! More great ideas to copy ! Uncle benz 02-Feb-12 13:40 My method is more simple: I search photos of the panel I whant on the web or for fighter in game "il2" and I reduce it with paint. print it and glue on cocpit. iT's ready ! Pauli72 13-Feb-12 11:27 That is one of the best scratch-built cockpit details I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing it here. Now I need to duplicate your technique on my P-38 instrument pannel. Excellent idea, and it looks awsome! Please sign in to comment on this image.