Oh yes, the unmistakable shape of an F-16, my friend @michaelt!
Looking great!

Yep, a Falcon for sure, Michael @michaelt
Nice progress.

The Looks Like Glass worked wonders.
Unfortunately, and in spite of my placing it straight into a container to dry, there were two pieces of lint that ruined the effect.
I removed these and lightly sanded the area and re dipped the canopy.
This time there were a few bubbled that marred the canopy.
I tried again.
And again.
Then I washed it under a hard running tap that removed all the Looks Like Glass.
I tried again, and there were a series of imperfections.
I washed it again.
Try again.
Eventually I gave up and washed it all off.
The interesting thing is, I am pretty sure that the canopy is much better than when I started, so maybe not all of it washed off.

The cockpit is done now.
Fortunately the blocks on the resin seats were not too hard to remove.
I made my own 'spiders' - the yellow "K" shaped canopy locks on the port side because my friend and F-16 nut, Les, pointed out that no F-16 kit, or after market cockpit, includes them.

I successfully poured some Looks Like Glass on the inside of the canopy before attaching it to the aircraft.
I'll decide if I try coating the outside of the canopy later.

4 attached images. Click to enlarge.

Despite your adventures, all looks great, my friend @michaelt!

I have to get this done for Sunday with not too much time to do it...

...and so to painting.

Spiros (@fiveten) may recognise the pattern, if not the colours.

Back in the 1980s, the F-16A/B was one of the contenders that lost out to the F-18A/B Hornet for the RAAF

Ironically, the F-16E/F was one of the contenders to replace the Hornets, losing out to the F-35A.

Back then (1980s) an "artist's impression" of a RAAF F-16 was produced that replicated the then Dassault Mirage IIIO scheme of Olive Drab/Dark Sea Grey over Medium Sea Grey with a Black radome.

I decided to pay tribute to that with a green/grey scheme, but with a third colour.

Then I saw the "Aegean Ghost" scheme and decided to do a variation on that.

A grey-green (Gunze H61 IJN Grey) replaces the blue-grey in the Aegean scheme and a blue-grey (my own mix) replaces the darker grey.

The blue grey is not as bright as it looks in the photos.

(I do wonder if I should have used a dark grey, though - too late now.)

I need to touch up the light grey and the grey-green.

2 attached images. Click to enlarge.

This is an awesome scheme for the F16, Michael @michaelt

Nearly complete here and as it was for our club competition today - except I've removed the engine variable exhaust parts to re-paint them. 4th out of 4. :~(
I didn't have time to paint and add the ordinance, so I'll do that next.

3 attached images. Click to enlarge.