I have replaced the leading edge plywood that comes with the kit with a plywood veneer which I obtained from the dollar store.It is very pliable and bends easily with the grain.I soaked it in hot water and bent it around a dowel then let it dry.
The kit supplied plywood is just too stiff to work with and does not finish very well, any sanding of the top layer exposes a darker layer underneath which results in dark blotches.

I plan on putting a shroud over the cockpit area for two reasons ,one that it saves me a lot of work building broken wood and twisted metal and it also suggests that there was a death involved.

Major Blunder ...I screwed up ! the leading edge is in the wrong place ,but I won't be changing it anytime soon.Luckily for me it will not be that obvious, as the wings are in the inverted position when shown in the composition.I think what happened was that because of the lack of leading edge nose pieces in the kit,I became confused as to where to place the wing rib caps.Must be gettin' old !
This is the correct way as shown in the pic.

Velcro fasteners make for a quick removal of the side and back walls.

Walls up !

Walls down!

All of the interior,rafters,beams,trusses etc.. will be separate from the walls and removable as one unit.The anchor will be the removable beam that you see about half way down the inside of the diorama.