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She is looking great!!!!

I'm very happy to see @Pastor John is still plodding forward - and still praying and hoping for a full recovery for his hands! His offerings are top-notch, and I hope to see a lot more from him in the future.

That is a HUGE difference of the original vac part! I can see why you went that route!!!! Peter @airscale is an absolute legend!

What a magnificent looking build! You've done an excellent job, nice write-up! Well done

Great work @Tolga ULGUR I love seeing any Bf110 coming together, and you have produced a very fine result! Well done!!

Beautiful beautiful beautiful!!

That AM IP set looks great! Certainly easier than painting the individual dials by hand..... Looking very forward to seeing the rest of the build, happy to see the AIMS set being used as well! @Pastor John has really got a great line-up of goodies for the 110's!

I believe those were link/casing ejection ports for as far as I'm aware for the Mg131's that were present up to the D-9ish variant. They definitely shouldn't be present on the Ta152 which only had 2x20m and 1x30mm cannon, the ejection ports which are also visible there.

Yep, those are the ones I used as well, but I think they're OOP in 1/32 now? I think the post might need to be really slightly more rounded in profile, but I just used them as they are, and sitting on the bottom of the fuselage they look just fine.

I converted a Tamiya Birdcage into a -2 variant some years ago using the Lone Star conversion and the Montex marking set. Unfortunately it didn't like the transit in a container from the ME to NZ (although I had boxed it well), so I would be very keen on building a new one. I new -2 conversion set would be most welcome, and I would be very keen on getting one to make a new -2 kit. The LS conversion set was a lot of hard work to make look good, the exhaust dampers were only just passable to say the least. As for the two T-shaped antenna below the fuselage, they would be quite finicky and fragile to print. I used the Owl set (OOP) for mine, but I would quite happily SB those if they weren't included in the set. Also note that the aerial lead configuration in the -2 was quite different to the -1, so scour the web if you're planning to build a -2 - but there are some good images/references out there

Beautiful! What a lovely scheme and finish! Those machines were such raw power in the flesh, I used to watch them at Thunder City back in the day. A sight to behold Well done!

I must second @LSP_Kevin comment! Firstly, stoked to hear Cameron is in the clear, and on the road to recovery! I know there's still a bit of a path to walk, but such good news for all of you! Secondly, and yes, less importantly......welcome back and she is looking marvelous! Must catch up for a coffee and chin-wag soon!

Thirded!!!

Wow, that is just beautiful!!!!!! Well well done!!!

@DeanKB Thanks for that interesting info!!