Added additional aftermarket to the project. Used the resin control stick from special hobby in the project and did attach all elements to the floor before priming.
Cockpit and other internals painted - fuselage is ready for assembly. Added some wiring and placards decals to the cockpit. I am satisfied how it came out.
I assembled the fuselage and attached the lower part of the wing to the fuselage. After dry fitting I realised also what mistake I did with the az model P-36 as it is now obvious to me that the P-40E kit was the base for the P-36 kit, as the fit of the fuselage and many small parts is identical on both kits with the misfitting of the rudder included. If tackling both kits first you need to glue the lower half of the wing to the fuselage and then the upper halves after considerable dry fitting and trimming. This will allow to get the angle of the wings correct. This is correctly shown in the instruction. I didn't stick to them with the P-36 and got the wrong angles. Dry fitted one of the upper wing halves. It needed considerable trimming of the leading edges and the landing gear whels sidewalls to get a correct fit.
Attached the upper wing halves. The leading edges will stay thick no matter how much you sand or shim the plastic of the wing. Fit was terrible, I filled the gaps between the wings and fuselage with pattex super glue and cut the guns as the plane i want to depict had them removed. Now many hours of sanding await.