Progress has been a little slower on my builds for Glasgow than I would have liked. Progress is still being made so I am hopeful that I will finish at least two models by then, it all depends on how much PSR I have to do one they are fully assembled.
In the lead as far as the building goes is the Fiat G91R although the Node wheel leg has me worried due to the lack of the axle that nose wheel is supposed to fit onto

Not sure how I will get around that, my favourite method is to make an axle out of wire and incorporate that into the nose leg, the second option I can think of is the super-glue the wheel onto the undercarriage and hope everything stays put. I also have to add some nose weight which being me I have made things rather difficult by remembering to add this after the fuselage is all glued together. Fortunately I have yet to add the jet pipe so I can add weight from the rear

the difficulty will be in securing small weights some three to four inches (7.5cm to 10cm) from the opening

In second place is probably the Hawker Hurricane as there is less to put together and more of it painted. This is offset by the complexity of the colour scheme and the number of colours involved one of which I will have to mix from two different colours.
Closely following the Hurricane is my F-4M. Most of the fuselage is buttoned up just requiring the wings and the new nose to be added to complete the major assembly.
My He111 is starting to look as if it will not take too long to build either, however I am worried about the canopy masking even though I bought an Eduard masking set to use with the kit. It will be the first time that I have used a set so I am rather nervous about the attempt which may well hold me back.
The Battle of Britain Spitfire is effectively on hold even though it should be easy to finish off.
Gondor