First, mod (1) was done. A suitable piece of a cone from the scrapbox was obtained and faired in with putty. This was sanded smooth. .

 The smaller antennas and scoops were added later on.

The model was ready for its first paint job
Next step was to give the model an overall typical Vietnam colour scheme of FS36622 lighter grey undersides, FS34102 and FS34079 greens and FS30219 tan. Humbrol colournrs HU28, HU117, HU116 and HU118 were used respectively.

First mask over the cockpit glass sections, apply the light grey. Mask off the lower areas and than apply  the upper colors; the camo scheme was sprayed with a free hand without masking using a fine spray nozzle. 
The engine pods were sprayed separately and were attached later on with there pylons. The same applies for the cut out slats, these were not yet set on the model but sprayed separately. T

After the model got its main paint job, and now was ready for final finishing. Modifications (2,3,4) were now added with various blades made from thin white card.

The cockpit section and lower entry hatch also are nice touches to the model.

Next step will be to find/make decals for a typical Vietnam EB-66E. This will probably be no problem as there are not many markings seen on these planes.

The various angles of the shots give an impression of the model.