Cut short by clouds!   I have been wanting to get this object, too.  It was finally in an area of the sky and there at the right time for me to get at least 90 minutes worth of time on it.   But, the clouds came in and ruined things only half-way in.   What I did get was decent, at least.

Two sets of data taken back to back.  First set was with 30 sec, high-gain sub-images and the 2nd set was with 60 sec subs at medium gain.   Total time was 3.65 hours.   Cropped about 50% out to isolate the galaxy.  The 60 sec subs were better, but only because I had centered the target better and it was higher in the sky when I started the set.

This image is still in process.   It was not the best night for attempting this since transparency was poor at the time of imaging it.   Lots of LP in the 4 hrs of exposure accumulated and almost overwhelmed the dim galaxies.  The color was zapped out, so I took an image with only about 2 hrs of time and used it as color and the 4 hrs of exposure was used as luminosity.