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Llyr
I am fairly new to scale modelling so any constructive criticism is welcome. I wanted the plane to look as if it had been flighting for some time over the ocean by using a white and a silver dry brush. The cockpit detail was good and the rigging on the back is close to what the real thing had but I struggled to get the wire to go down to the body from the middle of the horizontal cave so instead both come of the vertical tail on the back of the model.

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Ekki
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Alex K
Hi. There are certainly mates / fellow modelers in here better qualified to answer your question / provide tips than me - but, for a start:
A. Here's an article/build-report I found interesting and useful, by someone who had just built his first vac:

scaledsmall.blogspot..o-a1-balilla_25.html

B. You will certainly find, well, not hundreds, but a few vacform-kit builds here on Scalemates, and these can be helpful - e.g.:

Supermarine 224 - The First Spitfire | Album by J35J (1:72)
McDonnell XP-67 Moonbat | Album by J35J (1:72)
Saab Global Eye 1:72 | Album by DuperScale (1:72)
ATR-72-600 | Project by chrispisme (1:72)
MyAlbum | Album by chrispisme (1:72)
1/48 CP-140 Aurora | Album by chrispisme (1:48)
etc.

C. A modeler who consistently builds vacform kits is Gabriel Stern - and his personal site is: wingsofintent.blogspot.com/
You will have to search around his site a bit - but here are just some examples of his work with vacforms:

wingsofintent.blogsp..lse-false-false.html
wingsofintent.blogsp..win-beech-172nd.html
wingsofintent.blogsp..enger-transport.html
... and many many others...

I do hope other answers, by more experienced modelers in this field than me will follow, re your question - cheers! - A.

Llyr
Thank you Alex