English Electric Canberra PR.57 Indian Air Force P1098

Here we go with the Ukrainian AMP kit, which I intend to build as a photo-reconnaissance Canberra of the Indian Air Force. According to the instructions, construction starts with the cockpit, but as I am waiting for some paints, I decided to start with the wings, whose construction starts with the main landing gear bays. These are made of six parts each.
To make a PR.57 variant, I'll need some conversion set, and I laid my eyes on Air-Graphic Models' new set, but I don't know whether it has been released or not. 

Some more bits assembled: main gear bays, nose gear bay, engine cowlings and exhaust pipes. All painted with Humbrol acrylics, according to an Airfix assembly guide, to match my other Canberra better. The starter "bullets" were too small for this variant; there are two different parts for the engines (two of each), so I cut the "bullets" from the unused parts and put them on the other, making the starters about 2 mm longer. Still smaller than the ones in the Airfix kit I completed earlier, but better than they would be "out of the box".