A mucher better result than mine Kweassa.........
Some comments ..............
Infact you should see hardly any rivets at all...........even the thin steel sheet on the cockpit side was bonded/glued to the wooden moncoque under it.
look here
http://www.tilt.clara.net/White77/index.htmlI know its an La7 but the construction technique is the same........there are not rows of rivits on this AC even where there are metal panels.
Also whilst the gear stub boss cover is visible on the wing the (often rendered) wing joint cover plate behind it is barely dicernable as it was laquered (varnished) over after production.
IMO the guards emblem and tail star are too small.
Dont forget the vent slots in the heat shield..
You have the same problem i had where the front engine cover band touches the air intake.
My pathetic attempts revealed that AH's air intake is more like that of an La5F than an la5 FN and rather low to boot.......... I think this is a result of the low GS position used.
Re your previous enquiry....
The model
5GIAP regiment colour was a white tail tip flash not a full yellow rudder.
No insignia should be on the upper wing.
Guards emblem is just wrong.
The 01 is in a stencil set used after May45.
Tail star should centre on the rudder access (see my sig)
Cockpit side is that of an La7.
Spinner should be white.
Props should be all black.
Your kill stars are much more accurate.
Yellow surround on the fuselage star is an interesting one. I have some black and white pictures that hint that this could have been the case............. but given that the picture I gave below was in a book that had a forword by Popkov i assume that that rendering (white surround) is correct.