I was wondering where you were with yours. Looking good. Keep at it. "Q"

Cheers Matt
Attached the rather large exhaust pipe to the port side of the aircraft. The exhaust gases from this must have put a few extra knots on the airspeed. I was test fitting a couple of the windows on the sliding door on the starboard side of the aircraft. They almost fit, but don't do what I did and try to pressure them in. The top of the door cracked. Nothing that can't be fixed, but you've been warned. It literally only takes a few swipes with the sanding stick to have them fitting. I thought I would try an experiment and glue them in using Johnsons Klear. I have put the door away for 24 hours to set. I will let you know how it works.

This is how I attach 99% of all my canopies. I works well as capillary action carries the material around the frames easily and it dries clear. It has good strength too as I usually mask after doing this and removing the tape hasn't pulled any of my canopies off to date. Looking good. "Q"

Hi all
A bit of progress today. Glued on various bits on top of the fuselage and attached the windscreen. Also made some masks from Tamiya tape for some of the widows. I think I will have all, but the sliding doors on the starboard side closed on this one.
All the best.
tim

Gents,

Great work on your Porters. I have been following this build with interest and appreciate the fine workmanship on display.

Cheers!
Mark

She's moving right along Tim. Thanks for the kudos Mark, much appreciated. "Q"