Was the tubular frame painted the same as the interior walls, i.e. black upper areas and interior green lower areas or was it all interior green, all black or natural aluminum, I have several resources but there seems to be no clear answer other than there were variances.

Thanks in advance chaps !

If there's no clear answer then pick something that makes you happy, thumb your nose at the Colour Police and dare them to prove you wrong.

It's one of those imponderables; the cockpit section, at Duxford, has silver-painted tubular members (also fairly common on the Hurricane,) while the complete airframe, in Hendon, has an all-black interior. Wartime photos, Pilot's Notes, and a model (which used to be) in the Imperial War Museum, also show silver tubes (and seat/footboards.) Remember, too, that the cockpit "walls" were actually removable access panels, so the interior could be almost anything. Just to confuse things, even more, "car door" types look as if they were green. Because of complaints about reflections, the Seafire 17 had the upper half of its cockpit black, with the lower half green, and there's no reason to believe that the same didn't happen with the bubble-canopy Typhoon (and the Tempest.) As Jessie says, go with what your insttincts tell you, and challenge the "experts" to prove you wrong (excellent advice given to me, years ago, by a Mustang expert.)
Edgar

Thanks for the replys.

Jessica I agree with your philosophy but I'm anal enough to try all avenues to be correct. When in this case there is no clear choice I will follow your advice.

Edgar, thanks for your input on this it was most helpful !