Hi Rowan,

Thanks for you comments. I´m glad you like it.
Yes, you have to do it, it´s very interest because of the scale perhaps in the future Eduard will make a complete 1/4 kit

Hi Daniel
Looks great so far. Are the instrument frames screwed in? A 1/4 Me 110, wonder if IKEA make a shelf strong enough
tim

Hi Tim,

Thanks for follow this project, I´m glad you like it.
And yes, each screw is a piece, lot of work

Well, here you can see the panel finished,

With this photo you can see the size of it,

Hi Daniel

it is really beautiful!!

Mine is laying around here somewhere (already started) ... too bad there are so many misprints, which steals my joy ... "Schatter" and "Schaller" should be of course "Schalter" .. among others

all the best

Steffen

Hi Steffen, how are you.

Thanks a lot for your comments

Here I had prepared an explanation of each controls and switches,

Very nice, Daniel! I am curious- weren't the bezels for the dials color-coded on Luftwaffe aircraft?

Hi Daniel,

That's a very nice looking instrument panel. Any ideas as to what two aircraft your going to model???

R.J.

Hi,Daniel ! The excellent instrument panel ! Im wish to see construction of model from this set - you plan to make it?

Daniel,

Glad you set your skiils on this side-project of eduard's bf.110 Royal edition.
I'm about to begin one on the zerstorer campaign but to be fair this instrument panel just wasn't intended. Now after seeing your beautifull work i'm having second thoughts.

Keep up the posts on the Wesp Zerstorer
Pedro

Nice work on that instrument panel!

I like that pic with the explanations too. Btw, those two buttons labeled "landeklappen" left unmentioned above the flap control buttons are the landing gear controls.
Those yellow knobs would be the magneto switches, not propeller pitch controls. A switch per engine, for selecting how the two magnetos in each are to work. From the bottom: Off - number one on - number two on - both on.

Looking forward to seeing your take on the plane kits as well.