The car is finished. The fujimi kit is really great and all pieces fit perfectly. I must say that they really did a good job with this model.
Next car will be the tamiya's benneton-ford B192 driven by Michael Schumacher in 1992. The B192 gave him his first GP victory.
The decalling job has finished and the sliding skirts are glued in their place. I built the anti-roll bar and glued the front wing.
Some little wiring job is done and I also glued the kill-switch. 
I airbrushed the windshield with clear blue, and painted the interior of the cowling with white, and also started the decalling job.
Fujimi made a big mistake on the tyre decals. As you can see it says "michlin" instead of "michelin". I tried to send them a mail but I had no response. I also didn't like how looked the decals on the tyres.
I took the tyre letters template from the Renault R30b studio27's p.e. set and airbrushed the logos. I know that's not very accurate to the real car, but I'm more satisfied with this result than applying the wrong decals.
I also painted the right and left marks and airbrushed a light coat of matt black over the tyres.
This is the next build, fujimi's 1/20 ferrari 126CK, and it will be a fast WIP because I'll do it curbside.
I started working on the monocoque, the dashboard and the steering wheel.
The seatbelts were build using KA models photoetched set.
The front suspension arms and brakes are built. I also attached the brake wiring to the arms.
I also workedon the engine. It still needs a blackwash to tone down the shine. I will put there some more wiring. 
First test fitting with the tyres. I really like those rain tyres, fujimi did a great job there. The car is looking very nice.
As you can see, the rear suspension arms and the brake ducts are also finished.
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