It is looking great! Sorry if I am being ignorant, but what electronics are you using?
Haven't the faintest idea yet.
, Servos steel gear for sure but I might step it up in size also, on my F14 I have the wings directly attached to a 17 gr servo ( have to go check) and they swing the wing no problem. I want to do my hinge lines roughly the same >< so full travel both ways . Planning on going for a 1200mm or 4' wing span so I can still get it in nd out of the truck with ease wings attached. But I might experiment and try to copy their mounting system and make the wings removable. 
Rhino 6
I've never heard of rhino 6 what's it used for what's its platform architectural mechanical is it expensive?
Search Rhinoceros
Yea the nose looks better for sure, like it belongs to the plane. what is up with the transition from the back of the canopy to the rear turtle deck, do you mean to have it hang out past the canopy profile?
That might just be the angle of the pictures and how the surfaces were rendered but they do mate each other. But this is just the model anyways and from here is when I start to do the layout for the foam.
Great things usually happen mid build while it is all laid out in front of you. It looks like, from all the angles, that the top apex of the rear turtle deck needs a sharper curve to pull the sides in to match the canopy. might just be a CAD thing
Is the chord of the wing in line as the chord of the horizontal stab? Where's landing gear?
The Addiction series has a tall and slender fuse and a fat wing chord to achieve the same thing. As long as there is the least turbulence possible to enhance the control surfaces performance is what you are long for nose to tail
