Yes, full build!
  And please clarify how one can replicate variants and overhauls.
  I understand from what I can see from your box opening that you have an early-war Enterprise, circa early- to mid-1942. Please clarify.
  I recall the Enterprise round July 1943 till October 1943 had undergone an overhaul at a naval facility (a drydock?) in Bremerton, Washington that had added waterline anti-torpedo blisters, new radars, Oerlikon and Bofors anti-aircraft guns, etc., extended the flight deck, amongst perhaps others. (The Navy had built the USS Hornet [CV-8] several years after the USS Yorktown [CV-5] class ship and the Enterprise, so it already may have had some or all these upgrades.) The Navy also had exchanged the aircraft to Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat Fighters and Grumman TBF-1 Avenger Torpedo Bombers, and uprated Douglas SBD Dauntless Dive Bombers. Would Trumpeter be issuing another, late-war kit of the Enterprise? Or would one need aftermarket conversion sets? Or would one need to scratch build all these? From what I can see of Trumpeter's arrangement of the hull and the hull inserts, the company's designers have made allowances for differentiation, anticipating other versions. My guess is that Trumpeter's USS Hornet kit incorporates similar variations as I discuss here.
  My build, to my keen regret (you already have me salivating!), will not be immediate. Still, I would like to assemble two versions together, depicting them underway and engaged in flight operations, with the flight deck terribly busy.
  The late-war Enterprise would include several Chance Vought F4U-2 Corsair night fighters. (I am uncertain as to the correct dating for these.)

I could watch you videos all day mate, finally a new video for me to sit down and watch!

If you're wanting to do a water line model but still be able to see the propellers and stuff you could do an epoxy type of diorama. This would allow you too see the detail from the side as if it were underwater, and from the top you could build an ocean look to it

Instead of a waterline model, do a Radio Control model. It would look SO good on the water.

This one is on my future build list

The USS Enterprise is my favorite Ship  in WW2,   congratulations from Brasil...

Looks like a really cool kit. Have a great day.  -David

Looking forward to seeing this build

best boat

I like the size and the detail kit u can add to it when u build it

Wow, I was hoping you'd build this kit.

Thank you for sharing your model details and thoughts.

Woohoo!  I love your channel but I am suffering a bit of Titanic fatigue, lol.

Looking forward to watching this build

I don’t know a lot about the USS Enterprise but I’m looking forward to this build.

Mr and Mrs Doyle are great people. I have been buying the  reference books they sell for years. He autographs them for me too. You can't go wrong if you buy from them.

in the future why don't you tackle the new "gallery models "1/200 Yamato . check it out

CV-6 in 1/350 is definitely on my bucket list. Will definitely be watching out for these videos

I can’t wait for you to start on big e. You are incredible at all your projects. Titanic is looking amazing.

for over scale decales photocopy them to a smaller scale and print them again on decal printing paper - easy.