I like the cut of your jib. Can't wait to see the paint and weathering effects.
The good, the bad, and the ugly:

a quick test fit to show what I am going for^


Just what the doctor ordered!^

shiny!^

price tags and square nipping tool. (this will make sense in a moment)

This is Krylon "Chalky finish" SWMBO picked it up, and I nicked it after running out of Orange. This stuff is awesome, it covers in one hit. Boom done.

I feel a little silly about the wings. I told myself "put the stripes length wise for once" Then I masked. and like magic they somehow ended up width wise. Auto pilot

I might add some chalky finish color to break that up a tad.

And the ugly. The Grabber Orange cracked badly on the fuselages. I am going to giver everything a few days (plenty of other stuff to work on) and then sand it, and hit it with chalky finish, perhaps deliberate texture paint before that to level it all and cover it as well. the underside cracked, but its a pretty out of the way spot between the intake trunks, so I am not too worried about it. I love these colors though, and after struggling with the orange the impromptu color change was very pleasant.
The cockpit windows are going to look like a 737/707 I was looking at them and I think I can pull it off, they don't look too tricky to make masks for (famous last words!!) I have not painted the Canopy yet at all, so I may make it look like a very vivid individual panel with the idea that it is a seperate escape pod.
I don't think I have planned this one out that great, but I am keeping up on it, and making progress so its actually coming together.