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@ChipmunkDive from a layman's point of view - would it be worth booking yourself a couple of hours' practice on a Level D simulator? You could probably cram in 20 landings with an experienced trainer giving advice.
Nice thought, only difficulty being that in my experience of two aircraft and their respective level D sims is that the sim 'lands' nothing like the aircraft, it's fine for teaching some kind if rote responses to the rad alt (at 30, pitch 2 degrees, at 20 close the thrust levers blah blah blah) but absolutely pointless for trying to develop any level of finesse and skill in association with landing.