Sorry thymekiller should have clarified the part pictured is actually over or on top of the drawn part and a close up of the photo would show the difference in the lines the drawn photo above the part is of a different part. I should have gotten a better photo or done a better closeup. In any case the the original part matches up with the keel better than I thought it would leading to suspect that the drawn part on the plans are the culprit.

  Thank you for the offer will be on the road until the 28th then home time to winterize the camper. This version is going to be a bit different and some changes will be made to the cockpit area and landing gear areas to get a better outcome I am hoping. Nothing ventured nothing gained right?? Had some ideas gleaned from other posters and hope to incorporate them into this new version.

As you can see parts fit does not match up to the drawn plans and not sure if this is due to bad artwork or die cutting. Also there are several areas notably on the lower keel where a longeron is simply not shown either on the part plan or the part itself but is shown on the building directions and on the B2 Part. I’ve already covered this in my earlier build attempts before the catastrophic destruction occurred. However I don’t think I took photos so am including this go around. Not sure if it matters since I will be doing complete infill but thought I would mention it.

    There has been alot of companies change hands lately in the business. I glad your not one of them that got dumped.  Several folks have just been shut down with no pay card or fuel card.
    I found that small companies are better than the mega giants. Good luck and stay safe.

Thank you for the info and the offer but I can say that my heart and soul of gold wife found me a replacement on eBay for a great price so all is well but I have some rebuilding to accomplish now so it is onward and forward into the valley of death I ride!!!. Side note on when rebuilding will commence. After our company was bought up and complete restructuring done with most of the people I have known for years having to find other arrangements I too have moved on to new digs with a small family oriented company. I start there towards the end of August so plan on going on vacation next week then on to Orientation after. Plan on the rebuild coming soon afterwards! Thank you everyone for your help and I hope to keep the plans for a 3 view build for an attempt for a flight worthy version as well!

  I have series doubts about expanding foam on these things.   Might I suggest carving from regular foam and then cover it all with tissue.  Just glue a block onto the nose and whittle slowly down to shape.
 
A "Hot Knife" is pretty cheap and alot of fun with blue foam or even the pink stuff. Its a wire that gets warm and melts its way thru the foam super quickly. Save alot of sanding shavings and dust when working with foam.  Giant blocks and pieces of white foam would work real well and that stuff falls from the sky these days. LOL. Every amazon box we get is loaded with it.

Stubborn doesn't hurt but a bit of patience helps as well.  Sometimes walking away and coming back later helps also! Don't ask how I know!

Glad to hear that you haven't given up!  You could always fabricate the plastic parts from balsa formers and stringer and balsa block for the nose section of the booms.  I haven't ordered from Guillows so I'm not sure their policy but I believe some of the modelers here have had experience replacing some plastic parts and have found Guillows very customer friendly.
Best of luck which ever route you go!!