Fieseler Fi103 A/B (V-1) as seen in the Royal Military Museum in Brussels

Inspiration 1: V1 hanging from the ceiling of the Royal Military Museum in Brussels 

Inspiration 2: V1 hanging from the ceiling of the Royal Military Museum in Brussels 

Inspiration 3: V1 hanging from the ceiling of the Royal Military Museum in Brussels 

Idea for the presentation of the model: concrete ground and wall 

The fit of the pieces leaves a lot to wish for.
As a rebox from a 2018 Special Hobby mould, I was hoping for better. 

During the curing of the putty to seal the gaps, I build some other steps. 

Plastic putty is cured. 

Scratching, filing, buffing, result.
But the proof will be in the "primer-pudding". 

Advancing in the build. 

Aaaaannnd: Catastrophe!!!
During the dry-fitting I felt that the fit of the wings on the spar was a bit tight, but manageable.
Actually, when I put both wing on the spar, all hell (and both wings) broke loose. Result: the spar is wedged in the bomb's body and both wings. One of the wings is slightly damaged.
I'll fiddle around a bit to see if it's salvageable with deployed wings, otherwise, I'll have to present the V-1 with the wings on the cradle. Oh well... 

Fixing the damage to the wing and preparing to pin both wings to the fuselage. 

Pins placed 

Repairing the damaged wing and verifying the other wing's fit. 

I was hoping for a better moulding quality from a Revell kit, but it seems that the moulds are either very old (Special Hobby 2018, don't think so) or the parting line or the two mould parts were mismatched/not aligned correctly.
Bummer, but hey: part of the hobby, right?! 

The wings are placed and the seams filled. In the meantime, I've started work on the trolley.