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Great work with the canopy shaping. I'm regularly experiencing troubles in this phase. (how you manage to heat-up the sheet without getting burnt, and what more- how to stretch the sheet???)
So its around 1:66 scale, right? I'm scaling the models too
hope this help
Since I've already tried the hairdryer, but the sheet was barely warm enough to bend, but little to copy the shape of "master". Only me fingers were hurt from heat.
Are you wielding the sheet during heating with bare hands??
I thought I was the only person who'd ever heard of this plane.
And that was in a book about planes I had when I was 2 (a very nice book still when I last saw it 7 years ago.)