My Snarky's being sealed and filleted now. Pictures tomorrow. This is a very nice kit; a few comments and suggestions for anyone who's building one.
The fins are die cut, not laser cut. Mine showed some crushing, especially in the cross grain cuts, that will require some extra work filling.
If you have a BT-80 coupler, use it to support the lower tube when you're making the diagonal cuts for the intake and exhaust.
I used thin CA to stiffen all the cut edges of the lower tube. I also used the long shallow leftover "slice" to help align the tube on the main body tube when I glued the tubes together.
I replaced the supplied motor mount tube with the heavier foil lined 24mm motor tube (T50-mf) from Totally Tubular. I made the motor mount tube longer so it would accommodate a 3 3/4" (E9/F21) engine hook. Rather than attach the kevlar static line to the engine block per the instructions, I attached it to the inside of the main body tube, up closer to the nose cone using an "old fashioned" Estes/LOC style folded paper mount. It seems to me attaching the static line to the engine block is asking for burnthough after a few flights.
As noted, the fin marking guide is oversized. I "split the difference" between the two halves to get the proper placement. I also made corrugated cardboard alignment jigs for the wings and tail surfaces. The supplied alignment jig is good for attaching the two tubes together, but it is not very helpful for the wings; it's just too small.
Despite these minor issues, it's still a very cool kit.
len.