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I've been pondering if I should just do it or wait.
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It's later than you think. 
I'd lay down a mask of Plastidip and use an Exacto knife to cut out a stencil [for each color]. Plasticoat 6oz. touchup, or Testors 3oz. model rattle cans. You can use the air brush to blend the colors, then remove the Plastidip, rinse & repeat. Maybe a little pin striping?
edit: Lay down a black and white cartoon and put your colors over that. It makes the bright colors pop. That's the way the Old Masters do.
https://www.amazon.com/How-Paint-Like-Old-Masters
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Last edited by freebeard; 04-02-2021 at 02:37 AM..
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