I think well over half the time I spent on this kit was devoted to the various stages of rigging it. For starters, there are no less than ten instances of double wiring, including some of the control wires. I'm really pleased (should I say relieved?) at how it turned out. No, I didn't try to do turnbuckles, only because I can hardly see them where RAFwire is used. Sorry about my slack standards there!
I was more preoccupied with the six inspection windows. You may know that Roden, despite the generally good level of detail in this kit (and their others from their early 1/32 era), weirdly decided that bare unrealistic decals would do. So, I spent ages digging out pits, and installing a crude representation of pulleys etc. Maybe they're a bit so-so, but a whole lot better than if I hadn't. The control wires do actually wind round the pulleys and exit out to the control horns - probably pointless, since you can't really see that, but I get some masochistic satisfaction out of having bothered to go that far.