Darryl,
+1 to Hesh's comments!
I notice that you refrained from gluing the back support strips between the neck and heel blocks and their closest back braces. That's clever, as it can be a little tricky to get a clean, precise fit when removing material that's already glued in place--at least for me. :-)
I also like the way you have arranged your glue up, allowing a view into the box as you apply the clamping pressure. I've always glued the back and top plates on in the opposite manner, with the go bars pressing on the plate being glued down, not pressing against the reverse edge of the rim. Hard to describe in words, so I've included a pic. In this shot I have placed a protective caul between the go bars and the top plate:
Using your method would make me nervous about breaking off the lining. It looks like yours held up just fine. I can't tell if there is a radiused dish beneath your back plate or not. If so, is that why you set it up this way? I plan to use radiused dishes from here forward, so I'm just curious. I'm also trying to teach myself to be more imaginative while I'm building.
Nice job,