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i think that no one liked the nose 
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I never said that. I'm glad you gave up on that marbelized foam thing. Fiberglass molds need a high surface finish.
Leave it to Frank Lee to say "Everything you do is wrong!" The angled edges above the suspension might need a little eyebrow. The objections are to the edges across the flow. Look for the solutions where
trailer owners have put half-round on their boxes.
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Well, haven't worked with coroplast before, and i didn't even thought on it.
But i'm interested to know how to work with it if is useful for other parts of the car.
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Coroplast is, in the words of
Lt. Niedermeyer, "weak and worthless".*
Use
prefinished sheet material (galvanizing counts), save hours compared to finishing a raw fiberglass part. Here are solutions to seaming along and across radii. Curved edges result in pseudo-compound curved surfaces.
Most builder run the gores lengthwise, the 1947 Roswell goes against the grain.
*Coroplast with welding rod slipped into the flutes might work.
