The photo etch canopy equipment proved really fiddly but I got there in the end. The only way I could see it being done was to paint the pieces individually first. They were attached using both PVA and super glue, taking care not to get any super glue on the clear parts.
Next it's going to get really fiddly... the ladders.

Cheers mate, much appreciated! Still a bit more to do. Ladders and tow bar then it’s done .

Thanks David. I try my best! Much appreciated. I'm going to do the LaFerrari for my next one. The kit looks amazing and I've went to town on aftermarket goodies, so it would be a crime not to post a WIP on that.

The ladders weren't actually as difficult as I thought they were going to be. Still fiddly mind, but I had envisaged a crumpled mess of photoetch... I used Microscale foil adhesive to fix the steps, much more forgiving than super glue and it takes a bit longer to set.

The resin tow bar was simple enough to put together once carefully removed from the sprues, however there was an absence of any legible instructions. I had to resort to reference pictures on the internet to assemble it.

Once the ladders and tow bar are painted, then we are done! I'll have to wait for optimum lighting and wind conditions to photograph it outdoors in the booth. Bearing in mind I live in the north of England, that could be September/ October if we are lucky... 🙂

Thank you very much David! I'll take the compliment, however I feel that my work is very average compared to others here at imodeler. Every build is still a learning curve!
That's the ladders and tow bar painted, and I'm calling it finished. I'll get it in the booth in the morning hopefully. Weather permitting...

Cheers George! I’m itching to take the photos, but it’s drizzle outside, with some wind thrown in for good measure.
I can’t get the lighting right inside unfortunately.

Cheers mate. I tried sanding a seem once before and it didn’t really go very well...