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Thank you Gaz!

Indeed Peter. The issue was in doubt a couple of times though!!! 🤪

LOL That's the plan for now.

Thanks Peter. This one has been a struggle from day one and continues to be so for the most part. Next I will attach the underwing rocket stubs and bomb racks before (can you believe it!!!) PAINTING the GSB. After that I'll attach the landing gear but the gear doors have no locating points as a guide. And of course the instructions are vague and no help at all. 🤪 I plan to use the plastic kit flaps for now and MAY get around to the PE ones later. I'm just not up for that additional hassle right now. 😄

Wings attached and seams filled, etc.

LOL Phil! Making no promises but certainly not as much cussing as this monstrosity. 🤪

Thank you Andy, I appreciate the kind comment.

Not pretty but at least now it "fits".

Thank goodness for CA glue and Zip Kicker. 🤪

Attaching the wings now. 🤪

I hope I have it squared away now Gaz. Fingers crossed!

Agreed Peter. That frame on top makes it possible to do the surgery. Otherwise I don't know what I'd do to fix the problem. 🙄

My "fix" for the rear cockpit window was saw that mother in half and sand down the edges until I got a decent "fit". Later I'll have to do some careful cleaning up on the cut area.

Thanks for the photos Dennis.

I see Gaz. And I thought it was a subtle hint! LOL

Looks to be a big airplane Dennis. That museum has some neat airplanes including a Bearcat.

Ain't gonna happen Gaz.

Overall GSB Gaz.

Not without cracking the seam right in front of the tail.

Thanks Peter, I hope so. Not counting my chickens just yet though!

Test fitting the wings. Not too bad I think. Fingers crossed.

Very much so Hubert. 🤪

More progress but one more problem found. I test fit the rear gunners turtleback window and found this problem with the fit. It's one thing after another on this SB2CSOB. 😐

Yes indeed Peter.

Thank you!