Thank you Tom @tcinla …
This is a fun project… reliving history for me since I built one of these about 45 years ago. There is a Hasegawa 1/32 Ju-87D at the local hobby shop that’s been calling to me… I may bring it home.

Looking great as it comes together, my friend @ssgt!
And it's BIG!

It is a nice size @fiveten. I’ve been reading about the Ju-87, apparently there were standard wing span and also one version with a wider wingspan, the Hasegawa kit can be made as either. That might be one to consider in the near future.

The horizontal stabilizers have been installed. The locating tab was a little too big to fit through the slot in the tail, so some whittling had to be done to get everything to fit just so. The end cap pieces that go on the stabilizers had sink marks that needed filled.

Last night after coming home from work at 11:30, I was eager to try out a tip I had gotten from Morne @mornem. He suggested using a correction fluid pen to fill narrow gaps. With schools starting up, all the pens were out of stock at the stores I checked, so I used this white out after masking along the seam at the bottom of the fuselage. It was allowed to dry all night. This morning I wet sanded it, I think it looks good, perhaps it needs a little more TLC with the sanding stick.
I will try to do a little more work this morning before I must leave for work again. There are many more seams that need attention.

3 attached images. Click to enlarge.

That's a nice trick from our good friend @mornem!
The Stuka looks better and better, my friend @ssgt!

Spiros, @fiveten, that was a great tip from Morne’ @mornem. He had recommended using the correction fluid in a pen applicator. They have been unavailable here , so I had to settle for a bottle. I think the pen would be better. It seems to be a good idea though.

Hello @johnb ! Morné says to wet sand the seam after the correction fluid is dry.

That will definitely do the job Jay @ssgt
Nice template.