Excellent job - as could be expected. I have query, which I believe pictorial evidence will support me (certainly the models of the cruisers that I have does that!): the admiral's bridge (lower bridge) was enclosed in similar fashion as the top bridge. I am looking at a close-up of the Colbert, having settled in the mud at Toulon, Nov. 1942, and it clearly shows a fully enclosed lower bridge, as does photos of the ship from various periods of her, only too short life. This, btw, goes with all three sisters, the Suffren herself being an exception.
As for the radar, I thinks you can be quite proud of it. I'm comparing yours to the picture, and I cannot really see anything wrong with your representation, which I know you've been working hard on.
One more thing (and it'll be my last gripe!): the underwater stern section looks slightly off. The rudders and props seems to be too far aft, and I believe the curvature of the stern can be more pronounced. Both those fixes, with your talent shouldn't present you with too much headache, I'm sure!