Not bad!
Not bad at all, my friend @airbum!
In fact it looks splendid and cannot wait to see it progressing!

Thank you my friends. @fiveten, there may be some progress sunday, maybe. @holzhamer, off the top of my head; Yugoslav E, Swiss E and G, Finnish WWII and after, Slowak G, Hungarian G and a few Luftwaffe E F and G's. In the works are this Italian Gustavo, a rumanian, Legion Condor, Japanese and the French captured will start soon too. That is about it - may have forgotten one, but I do not think so. And after all, there is the spitfire with DB engine, but that does not really count. Oh yes, now I remember - and a Spanish K1L in the HalfWorks line too. Oh boy. (and G-12 conversion, but that will be Yugoslavian I think)

Great!

Erik, I don’t understand why you are unpleased with the grey, is it the shade, or was the paint a pain to spray?
Anyway it look appropriate to pass as Grigio Mimetico which I assume would be the paint used in the field by the Italians when repainting the national markings. According to a source Humbrol 140 is equivalent to that shade (https://www.stormomagazine.com/RegiaAeronauticaColorsinWWII_3a.htm).
I like that camouflage as a whole, the fascios will pop up there

Hi Erik. I think I am with everyone else with the gray color. It may look a little light perhaps, but I think it will be fine after you add the markings over it. Build looks great.

Just a tip

a wingtip (or two) that is

But first some pre-gloss clear pictures

The tips, however was rather nice in a more or less uniform layer of matt white (more than 30 years old I might add) Humbrol

And now it is off to spray some gloss clear before decals and details – stay tuned

Spiros (@fiveten), I would say it is the varnish that yellows, and that is why I try to avoid it. These matt white tips will stay this way if I am able to do so. The white on the fuselage I think will have to have some varnish to make the surface transitions between colors smoother. Thanks for the heads up my friend.

George (@gblair) not only are you right, you have proven it too with your recent build. The Spanish markings are almost as different as all other 109's together - OK only just. Will it be a Friedrich in sand? That will be really cool (I might go there too)