The cockpit even shows the bank of circuit breakers. I later found out had slightly pebbled. Most would be sanded off.
Nothing is ever easy.
This requires removal of the exterior armor plating and several antennae. Above you can see I was a bit overzealous in my sanding and had to fill. Ed Heinnemann's masterpiece arrived too late for the war, but served from 1946 to 1975 in front-line duties with the US Navy and Air Force. The AD was a beast of a plane, with a 50-ft wingspan, an engine which generated nearly 3,000 hp and an 8,000lb payload launching from a carrier deck. This meant it weighed more than twice its empty weight fully loaded for duty.