Thanks Gents!
Things are moving along - almost done.
Silvering on the rudder is practically all gone
All decals done, Canopy will be done soon - a little touch up needed.
Looking at things - now I wish I spent more time on the cockpit - oh well - next build - live and learn
Satin coating probably tomorrow

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Since my Paasche is out for the count, I figured I should stay with a clear acrylic final coating when using my Neo airbrush. So I decided to try out a mixture of slightly thinned Future and Tamiya Flat base as a Satin finish as suggested by Gord Zammit in another subject post.
But before I sprayed the Grace, I chose a willing volunteer to check out the new mixture - my OLD Airfix Saab Draken - and it looks like things will proceed with the new mixture.

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Well, this is where I pull the plug on the B7A2.
Satin coat applied, Final bits and canopy applied and all ready to go.
I did attempt to add the radio wires with stretched sprues but after 1hr of trying I gave up in fear that I would blob on too much glue or that it wouldn't look straight.
I am happy with the build, learned a few things and will be ready for the next build.
Thanks for following the progress, probably be posting in Headlines in the next day or so.

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Thanks for tuning in guys!

You are right Erik @airbum, I highly doubt the IJN had a Draken; although, if they did things may have turned out quite differently back in '45.

Confidence is coming back with each build.

And thanks to Louis Gardner @lgardner for starting the GB and the invite to EofJ as the last two build would have stayed in my collection for a while before I got to it – thanks for the motivation.