What a nice plane! Splendid weathering and all looking just right to me.
Thank you for sharing this build - hope you will have some calm day with sunshine to get some photos outside. Are you planning on re-visiting the weight/balance issue, or will that be too challenging? - a clear plastic rod may be next to invisible in the cabinet, or perhaps a maintenance ladder strategically located by the tail.
Congratulations on this and WELL DONE Michael.

Erik @airbum , the days that are suitable for photography are not missing here. I do not dare to move the heavy but fragile model for this reason alone. As for the tail sitting , if you look more closely at the second photo, you will see that a barrel and a wooden box have already taken on this "duty" .
Thank you for your time !

A very nice result. All that hard work paid off with a very good-looking model. Congratualtions!

John @j-healy , thank you for your kind comments . The camera I am using is one Olympus E-410 (see picture) , generally a good in the category of camera, but which I wrong because of the haste and sloppiness with which I deal with the issue of photography .

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Tom @tcinla your opinion has a great specific weight and it counts very much. If you mean even half then I am very happy .
Thank you !

Pedro , yes ! Start it asap , it is really a very interesting kit . I will follow your build for sure , you can count on me for any clarification in its secrets .

That's a great-looking end result! Well done. I'm more motivated to build my 1/72 version now...