a top down view of the spine and handle would be handy, as would a straight on side view of the knife's profile.
your handle's profile is very nice looking- a complementary mix of curved and straight lines. Many first knives, including my own, have quite bulbous, strangely shaped handles that probably feel great while looking terrible.
it doesn't look like your pins are standing proud of the handle scales, although that will likely change since the walnut doesn't look to be stabilized. That's a problem that I've seen with the work of some very experienced makers, so judging by your pics you nailed it. A testament to the value of using hand tools only.
design-wise, the tip looks a little high to me. If you removed some material from the top of the blade, (at the spine) and lowered the tip no more that .25", I think you'd have a much sleeker looking knife without giving up too much when it comes to utility
some obvious finishing touches you probably know better than anyone, but overall I'm impressed
