This is Hasegawa's 1/200 MD-11. It's built OOB.  The kit goes together very well with minimal filler required.  Hasegawa even includes a "weight" for the nose.  Not trusting their plastic weight I added a few BB's.  It was more than enough.

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There's no flight deck so the only concern was fairing the windshield to the fuselage.  I didn't worry about messing up the clear windscreen.  Paint is PollyScale acrylics.  The top is painted VVS Russian underside blue.  It's a pretty good match to the KLM blue.

The windscreen was painted before the fuse window decal stripes (yes, I live dangerously).  It was masked with Tamiya tape then painted with flat black acrylic craft paint.  The windscreen frames were done with a Prismacolor silver pencil and a steady hand.  The stainless steel lips on the engine intakes were also done with the Prismacolor pencil.  Decals were a challenge due to their age and the difficulty to get the side stripes straight then entire length of the fuse. Lots of water and a ton of patience helps.  Everything is sealed with a coat of PolyScale clear gloss.  Then the gear is attached and there you have it; a McDonnell Douglas tri-jet in beautiful KLM colors.

Jeff