They came out nice, but I had some advice for you. You have show the ability to cut precisely and have an eye for symmetry. Now, on your next model, cut off all of those triangle glue tabs (I wish designers would stop putting them on) and align the parts edge to edge, use strips of paper on the backside to help you align, by starting in the front, or where ever you choose, and put on one side, of the strips, but on each side of the same side, that is, if you do the bottom of a part. Then when you start to put on the top, the edge will line up with the other edge, the glued strips are now dry and for the paper to line up edge to edge. You can the slowly start to form the the shape, and when you are done, there will be no seam, no get absolutely "NO" seam, start to cut on the exact inside of the black line, not the outside. This will make your model stand out even further. Good job, not an easy model to build.