Nice work on the figures, Bernard @lis
This short break will give you fresh energy to continue with the Blenheim

Sorry to hear about the decals, Bernard @lis
This Blenheim is giving you a real hard time.
I think that after weathering the correction will be barely visible.

Well Bernard (@Lis), mom said there would be day's like this. There are only two states of perfection, your dead or you are your higher power. Everything else is temporary. Decals are always the spoilers for crossing the finish line. Many aircraft during their life time have dings, scrapes, repairs, paint touch ups, have parts that are not true, and are not perfect to specs. Especially, in a war time setting. The main goal for the ground crews is to keep the birds flying. Unless your building for judges, then your building for their prejudices or your building for yourself. Who can be the hardest judge.

Take it easy on yourself. Your doing a great job.

This is odd, @lis. Maybe the softener has become too old?

@fxrob

@fiveten I use Mark Fit from Tamyia but Yes. This liquid has four years.

I comleted turret.

Turret looks excellent, my friend @lis!

It's been my experience with decals Bernard (@lis), that once the softener is down, don't touch the decal. The setter is okay as this is intended to be used to help place the decal in the proper position, but the softener almost immediately attacks the decal structure. As a general rule of thumb, and I am sure you know this already, it's always a good idea to test one of the decals that you won't be using to make sure there won't be any issues.

Nonetheless, you got that to look better with the touch up. Once you have the weathering down, it will be even less noticeable. Great work so far.

And after Weathering and final coat of clear semi gloss.