I got some work done yesterday afternoon but never got a chance to post the pics so here they are now,
I built both the flying wings, I still have to detail them and add the macrelon armoured glass but these are how they will basically look;

I measured them out using drawings from Jochen Vollerts book. Then I cut out some black fabric mesh (the type found i Tamiya kits), then I glued the mesh sections to the back of the wings panels.
Next I cut out thin strips of rigid plastic and built the main frame on top of the mesh and left everything to dry.
In the next photo you will see how they would look if attached to the hull and in the closed position, in the photo of my model below I've just displayed them closed using some sticky-tak (the white blob at the bottom of the wings in the photo)
when this model is complete the wings will be displayed in the open position unless I can figure out a way of construting sturdy working parts for the wing to be displayed open and closed.


photo courtesy of Clive Elliott

The design of this protective wing was the last variant in service with the "Flying Pig".
Early versions had a simple wire mesh design similiar to this photo below;

Later versions were improved somewhat with additonal mesh which could be lowered to ground level when the wing was deployed (protecting soldiers feet)

The final variant (my model) keft the wire mesh design and construction but on the outside a layer of fibreglass or sometimes sheet metal covered the wire mesh on the inside.
At eye level sliding windows made from Makrolon armour were added and a rubber skirt was added at street level.
This last variant added improved protection for troops from petrol-bombs and shrapnel but also allowed the soldier to use weapons to return fire throught the newly added slinding windows.

..nearly there guys, just got some deatiling to do but I reckon I might be finished by the end of the week