Really awesome scheme my friend @fiveten
Your custom brew light blue looks spot on.

WOW Spiro's. Your F-16 looks awesome in this camo. I am eagerly looking forward to the next installment. Well done my friend.

O wow Spiros. That sure looks good in those blue-grey camo colors!

Thanks my friends @eb801 and @michel-verschuere!

My "detail" airbrush is a Badger 100SG, the version with a tiny opening at the top. I admit I don't use it that much, as my Revell Vario (which is a reboxed nice Thayer & Chandler Vega - made by Badger) at its finest settings is sufficient.

I believe the claim that minerals erode the bearing are highly exaggerated. These things fail with use, sooner or later.

I paint at the basement, I have a mobile table that I put near the garage door that I keep open during painting, then, upon finishing, I open a big window at the opposing side, so fresh air is cleaning the room. I usually leave the painted model outside the garage, at a shaded and "protected" spot, to initially dry, for a couple of hours, then bring it in.

Have a nice Sunday, my friends!

Good morning my friend @airbum!

Found a half hour Off-monkey (Qc1&2) time (ok, I admit: had to promise them I would take them to the base aftrewards, a CL-215 will perform test flight at the neighbouring Hellenic Aerospace Industry, they use the same runway...)

...and performed airbrushing touchups. Here are the results:

The blue has been Futured, so it is already starting to slightly "tone down" to more neutral/flat looking.

Thanks for stopping by - and liking!

Thanks my friend @gblair! Looking forward to dress up this beauty!

Thanks my friend @johnb!

And if you look at the last pic above (the one showing the undersides), you may notice that the blue at the front has a different hue than the back; this is due to the daylight playing with the plane: a ghost scheme indeed!

Regarding the CL testflight, it did not take place today, due to some bugs...

Nevertheless, QC1 and QC2 (my sons) payed their visit...

...performed the preflight inspection and enjoyed some CL-215 cockpit time!

As you can see, they are very thorough!