This is how the interior looks like when all is applied. Personally I do like the way the harnas looks, much more realistic than PE shaped ones.

@fiveten, thanks a lot, Spiros

@tcinla, thanks you very much, Tom. With your experience it might be difficult to inspire you but I will do my best.

@johnb - Sand that part down on the lower edges John, till it fits.

@tcinla, @fiveten, thanks for the advise. Will do that, should be not too difficult.

To make the front fuselage part fit more precisely, grinding was done on both parts, the piece itself as well as the fuselage. Grinding was done in a tapered way (not sure if this is a correct explanation). The fit is much better now but requires still a bit of cleaning up. On Modelling Madness I found a review of the same kit from Scott van Aken and he had the same issue, so this is clearly a molding issue.

Fitting the wings is on the other hand very nice. Dry fitting learns that not too much additional work is required here.

@airbum, thanks a lot, Erik.

Excellent treatment of the gap/mismatch, my friend @johnb! Good old sanding, a procedure seeming to fade away with the new zero tolerance Wunderkits that only need slight scraping of the mating surfaces 😁
Excellent progress, too, all looking wonderful!