Hi John and Spiros @fiveten, @fiveten. Sorry guys I was away for some time and did not keep you up to date. In the mean time I made some progress on the BR. For once I tried the pre-shading.

But this step didn't pay off, my painting skill is a bit to heavy for this type of effect... I hope I will enhance the details with the weathering.

Before going to the paint shop I fixed the wind shield and made a moke up with the canopy in the closed position, what a shame I got a huge gap between the cockpit and the canopy.

So my choice was quickly done, this one will be in open position! No other choice.

Then I started the paint job in the usual wrap around camo style and my pre shading was quickly invisible...

And one more surprise, the underwing fixation of the flaps can be seen on the upper face. What to do? I'm not in the mood to restart the whole process all over again.

And eventually descaling ops this morning. Portside side of the tail.

Agree with our friend @fiveten, no changes required, Yann @yann.
Love this scheme you have chosen.

Great progress, my friend @yann!
Ordnance is a matter of personal taste. Most modelers arm their planes. Personally, I do not arm them, usually adding only external tanks, maybe special pods and only the ordnance pylons, but no ordnance. Again, personally, I would not add missiles to the Mirage III, especially taking into account its clean aerodynamic lines.

Many thanks gents, Spiros @fiveten and John @johnb. You just confirm my thought. Have a good day!

And 'voila' FINAL' post for this project before going to the highlight.

I wanted to thank all of you who follow my thread @fiveten, @johnb, @gblair, @airbum and the others... Many thanks for your good advices.

I'm waiting a bit of sun before taking some shot outdoor and the Wx forecast looks OK for this Sunday. I take this opportunity to annouce my next project (well already started actually) a F-16 A and B MLU converted (as much as I can). So guys see you soon!

An amazing delta wing, Yann @yann
Eagerly waiting to see it presented on the headlines as well.
All the best for your next project, looking forward to that.