Well, the lower body wraps were a real pain. They did not want to stay curved. When I pulled them off the tube, they kept the curve of the tube for all of about twenty seconds, then turned back to being twisted and stiff. In test runs, there was just no way I could keep them down against tube while waiting for the glue to cure.
I was getting frustrated. Then, while offhandedly bitching to our club president, he suggested applying heat to the resin wraps.
I didn’t even think of that. So I grabbed my wife’s hair dryer (“for Science, hon!”) and as soon as that hot air hit the resin, all its defenses broke down. It wanted to do my bidding. I laid it down on the tube, hit it with the heat again, and taped it down, periodically giving it heat.
After that, I was able to glue the wraps down. Pictures are taken at my local makerspace. Lots of room to work there, unlike at home.
The cutout is for the S-1 tunnel that runs up to the intertank wrap. There’s another one on the opposite side.
I also glued the S-II/S-IVB interstage shroud at the top of the 6” body tube. So it’s starting to take shape.
It’s not where I want it, but it’s getting there. I’ll touch up that black paint and make some of the lines straighter in a couple days when the paint dries. Then I’ll feel better.
All trimmed up. The scimitar antennas are to be painted white. The RCS thrusters get silver on the body, gold for the nozzles and black for the nozzle tips. Oh boy. 
