It's time to continue the build. I have nine opening windows and two fixed, total of 11 windows and I am making them my own DIY style. They will be 3mm(1/8") thin tinted acrylic with light wooden frames fixed with black sealant inside the acrylic glazing. Front side windows will be opening towards inside as a modified Wiley style, while all others will be awning style, opening outside. Bigger frames were made out of pine and smaller ones made of oak. Stock for frames was cut to 1/2" x 3/4" size, painted black, cut, glued into rectangular frames. Then a 1/8" bid of sealant applied and the frames carefully positioned and pressed against the window acrylic sheets. Once the sealant is set the excess was removed with cutter and then glass pane cut to needed final size. I need to paint the moving panels and trailer body before the windows are permanently fixed. Will spray primer on doors and panels to gain some experience before tackling the roof and lower body. Weather is getting warmer here, should be good for painting soon.