Yes it looks like you have a good basic fireboat to start with ,on this site there is always some good advice to help build it.

HI Peter
Looks nice and clean and ready to finish. I look forward to hearing about your progress
Dave

Thanks for that advice Dave, I think this summer will see me getting to grips with the Fire boat! Should it all come right I will post a photo, at present there's nothing much to look at.

Alan I've tried looking for your link... but I'm a bit lost.. will keep searching

This may be a little bit of help to you, it's a fireboat that I built.
It's under Boat related and then Fireboat update.

Don't know how to do a link 😟

Alan

HI Peter
Welcome to the site.
I am assuming the model is complete bar the various fittings?
Super Glue will work fine with the fittings, the secret is to use the minimum required which is really very little. Both surfaces need to be completely flat and you will need to gently roughen any polished or painted surfaces to aid the adhesion.
Its usually best to paint all parts before adding the details as this will give a much cleaner finish to the completed model. I am assuming you have the original plan and instructions that show where all the parts are attached?
Perspex and super glue are not good together unless you have purchased a specially formulated suitable type. There is a very good canopy glue that will dry clear and can be obtained from most good model shops, it's mainly used by Aeromodelers to fix their canopys.
If you are intending to sail this model rather than complete as a static, it is best to sort out the electrics and power before adding the detail.
Hope this helps but please ask if anything is unclear.
Good luck
Dave