Monogram Cessna 180 on floats FINISHED

I picked up several old Monogram civil aircraft models quite awhile back. I finally got around to starting on the Cessna. I remember building it when I was a kid (long time ago) so I thought I would try to do it with some of the materials (Alclad) and things I have learned since then. I started by filling the huge hinge slots for the doors on the side of the fuselage and removing the matching pieces from the doors. I was going to leave the pilots door open but it's so hard to see inside that I closed it up. I removed the water rudders form the floats and built my own from pictures that I got from references on the net. I assembled the fuselage and floats and removed all of the seams.(quite a task in itself) I forgot how crude these early models were. The worst part about filling and seam removal is the raised rivet detail that gets removed. I have painted it with Alclad shiny aluminum and plan on cutting the painted areas from colored decal paper after making templates for them. I don't want to try and mask the Alclad and then find I have a problem after I remove the tape. The pictures show where I am to this point.