Using the plastic angle I created seats for the civilian passengers on my DC-3.
I gathered various civilians from the Civilians box.
I am locating the seats next to each window, as previously marked on the model part.
Since the seats have no leg room, the legs have to go from the figures, but they are put in the spares box in case legs are needed for some future project. Painting begins, starting with some Easter pastels I got at Hobby Lobby. MRS Bunkermeister found these paints for me.
Rich, red, thick, comfy seats for long range air travel.
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