Really looks great, John (@johnb). I keep hearing my Buffalo model in the garage calling me. I suspect the only reason for the white decal is to insure that the bright colors are on top and the dark camo stays buried under the decals.

@airbum, thank you, Erik. Indeed, clear on, some wash and weathering and then the masks off. But first the black walk ways, just noticed I forgot them.

@gblair, thanks a lot, George.

@gwskat, thank you, Gary. Just a few steps to go.

Nice walkways, my friend @johnb!

This is looking better and better, John (@johnb). I really like the colors in the camo, and the colors in the decals offer a nice contrast.

That darn unforgiving sun. . . .

Great finishing steps, my friend @johnb! Looking forward to the final reveal!

While applying the clear coat, I noticed that the nose art decal on starboard side had a large air bubble. Don't know why and when this occurred.

From George @gblair I received helpful information on what could help to remove the air bubble. Pouring tiny holes in the bubble and apply decal fluid. The idea was great but the executor, me, was having problems in creating tiny holes as you can see. Maybe nervosity. After applying the decal softener liquid the decal did seem to cooperate in a positive way.

After some touch up with brown color, I think the correction does look okay now. At least the air bubble less noticeable.

Back to cleaning up and applying a new layer of clear coat.