Looking nice in full colours, Michael!

Almost finished now.
I just need to add the rear gunner canopy, radio wire and paint and fit the ordinance.
Unfortunately I made a mistake in adding the front canopy masks and then gluing it to the fuselage.
The glue marred the forward and starboard quarter windscreens.
I've managed to fix some of it, but it is still quite apparent on the starboard quarter windscreen.

2 attached images. Click to enlarge.

Looking great, Michael @michaelt.
To me the glue remains are barely visible as well.

G'day Spiros (@fiveten), John (@johnb) and Erik (@airbum),
The photos don't show the full effect of the glue marks.
Erik, I was thinking of adding a little 'dust' to try and hide as much as I can.

At today's meeting it was decided to put the due date for this back to March next year - we have two other competitions due next month.
So, I have a bit of time to decide if there is anything else I can do to fix it.

G'day George (@gblair),
Thanks for the tip - "Looks like Glass"?
I've found it on line on a local website and might see if one of the local hobby shops carries it.

Sometimes one has to decide where to use the time available, and it would seem like a good idea to build rather than taking pictures and updating when time does not permit both - but I am very happy to see the results now that you've found the time to share Pedro! Your time has been used well - it looks great with superb paintwork.

@airbum @johnb

Thank you for the feedback my friends. John, don’t want to sound pedantic, but the poor quality of my photos does little justice to how good the plastic parts and the Quinta studio bits are. I’m amazed that a kit that’s over 2 decades has such nice details in it. The fit on the other hand, and as you know by experience, isn’t stellar, and a bit over engineered imo.

Interior looks great, Pedro (@holzhamer). I have used a Quinta interior once and thought it looked amazing. The cockpit is so cramped in these planes that it would be difficult to get a good photo. I think your photos do great justice to your work.