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I decided not to paint them, but to print them in the same color as Ken suggested. At first glance, the parts are not very difficult to assemble, they consist of only 5 parts. They are assembled very quickly without lighting. But! I had to tinker with the lighting, as they shone wherever...

Yes i use such tools, and start shaping from a large radius to a small one. And I am also not a fan of such an assembly either, but if you look at the prototype of a tie interceptor, then it has just such petals. After completing the Apollo CM assembly, I will probably take up the Tai...

You must first pre-shape. Then this sphere will look very good. But if you cut it into pieces, then it will lose its spherical look, and will look like a crooked detail. Yes, it’s difficult to shape it like that. But you need to be very slow, careful, and most importantly, patient! I...

Comparison of my floodlight fixture, and Ken's version, also with LED installed. I decided to assembly one part, and see how it will be with the LED installed.

Huge thanks to @Revell-Fan for help in unroll 3d model of this part, which I got from the scanned module that was discussed recently. I redid the unroll to fit the size and tried to fit it to the real look. It seems like it turned out, what do you say, looks like a prototype? This is still a...

Why cut it into pieces, to simplify assembly procces or are you going to globally refine it?

Blue arrow is parts 4n... Green arrow is on seats, need to check in instruction... And orange circle is identified location but unidentified look like, I need more interior reserch...

Yesterday I started to make lighting, started selecting LEDs, and found a discrepancy in the floodlight fixture. Ken presents them as a simple flat object, but in reality they have a different shape. Link to document with phots and description. https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/20090016336.pdf...

Progress is slowly moving. After assembling the main elements of the skin, I installed the finished parts on dry. I already like the result, but I have to align and glue everything very precisely, in such a space it is rather difficult.

Thanks, I will try both ways. Only I didn't manage to control the camera in the 3D tour, maybe I need to change the browser.

Yes, we just discussed the model from this tour.

To further simplify the assembly of the interior, I decided to assemble the skin. Since for me this is the first experience of forming such thick sheets (0.21 + 0.5mm), I did not ideal form parts and the structure turned out to be not straight. For leveling, I put a 3kg press on it overnight...

I don't think you should download such a huge file. Here is a link to the unpacked archive. https://1drv.ms/f/s!AujK8zJqzKwUnfxANad9g3dSoPJegg

If you managed to open the file, can I ask you to resave it to a different format, for any other 3D software?

No, you probably did not understand me. You are flying in the viewer on the site. Look there is a button to download the complete model for Blender.

Yes you're right, it's Velcro blocks, I found them in almost all the photos I found.

Can you edit the model? I would see all the walls without the seats installed. If it's not difficult for you, can you take this kind of pictures inside?

Yes, I know about that preview and have already used it for detailing. If you download the file with the model from this page, you can fly with the camera inside. But my computer did not have enough power to fo this ((

Thanks guys. I need to find more interior photos... The ones that I have are good, but there are very few, and not everything is visible on them. I found a scanned 3D model that takes up 5GB of space. But unfortunately my powerful computer could not open it, it just freezes. The last...

You probably think I'm crazy, but I'm almost complete side panels. It remains to finish some tumblers and rivets. And I can proceed to the next section.