John,
Nice looking scheme you've got going there. I don't want this to come out wrong, but I do have one nit to pick, if I may...the paint scheme you're working on is obviously a WWII inspired scheme (Maj. George Preddy's "Cripes-a-Mighty" perhaps?), but the insignia you show in the side view is the post-1947 National Insignia (with the red bar in the "stars and bars"). You will want to change that out to the more appropriate late WWII insignia without the red bar to keep the scheme more consistant with it's time period.
Here is a very good article that covers the different versions of the National Insignia and the time periods for which each was valid. It also will give you the correct proportions for the insignia (the star does not go all the way to the edge of the circle when the insignia has the bars, for instance). I have found this article to be invaluable with my scale R/C models, and I hope you enjoy it as well.
http://www.bowersflybaby.com/stories/army_paint.html
Again, I don't mean to step on your toes, here, and I hope you won't take it that way. I just have an absolute bug about this particular issue (obsessive-compulsive scale R/C modeler), and I'm just trying to provide some information to help you get the details right on what will be a sharp looking paint scheme.
Warmest regards,