@lgardner, thanks a lot Louis. The shape of a Wellington is indeed very attractive. Till now I'm positively surprised with the fitting, no real cleanup work required till now.

As you can see, the wings have been removed again. This to make the progress a bit easier.

Windows on the fuselage and the canopy have been masked and glued. Once again a great fit.

And the Pegasus engines are mounted to the wings.

For the bomb bay doors, I'm thinking of making a small notch to make them easier follow the fuselage once mounted and it will give the impression that all of them are seperate doors, 30 as mentioned by Martin @matra

The molding of the doors do have the markers to make it doable.

Very nice progress! Fit of clear parts looks very good!

@fiveten, thanks a lot, Spiros. Looking into what is the easiest way to get that done.

@eb801, thanks, Eric. Since the fuselage is not straight at the bottom, the doors will create a space between them when they are fully open. With an incise I hope to get this effect done and it would help to mount the strips I have now more easily on the fuselage.

@eb801, as a matter of fact, I have, Eric. Thanks for suggesting. I'm affraid that when seperating all of them, it will be difficult to mount them nicely parallel. I will give it a try on one side first with creating some small cuts. Depending on the outcome I might consider seperating all of them.

Both exhausts and props look nice, my friend @johnb!