

The first job is to remove the pour plugs from the main components then attach the cockpit section. The instructions state to also attach the tail at this stage, but as the fit isn't great and could become a little fiddly, so I will attach it once the fuselage is together. A little filling will be needed to blend the front together, but it should be pretty simple.
Now the first major use of the P.E parts is for the wheel wells. the first pic shows the parts that need to go in. The second pic shows it all together.
The P.E is very easy to bend and everything fits very well.
Once the wheel wells are inside the fuselage you can see, yep you guessed it, not a lot

But we know its there, which is the important thing.
Next to tackle is the engines, so I shall update once they are built.
Comments and questions are welcome.
Andy
