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All good, although in Image 3, the landing gear appears to be slightly canted, tilting the fuselage to starboard (may be an optical illusion due to the camera angle). But very nice work overall.
The (apparently) tilted fuselage reminds me of a story told to me by an RAAF buddy back in the 1970s, when Pan American (which styled itself "The World's Most Experienced Airline") still flew and Kai Tak was still the Hong Kong airport: A Cathay Pacific airliner with an Australian pilot was trundling down the taxiway when it passed a Panam 747 that had gone slightly off the tarmac. The landing gear had sunk into the grassy berm so that the aircraft was slightly tilted and surrounded by ground crew.
The Aussie pilot came on the blower and announced: "Ladies and Gentlemen, if you look off to the right of the aircraft, you will see the World's Most Experienced Airline having one of its experiences."
Keep the images of your fine models coming!
Don
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