So which green did you end up using?
I'm still in research mode to prepare for super detailing.
1. Plan to add the chaff dispenser chutes.
2. May modify the horizontal stabilizer roots. The model shows the trailing edge root as one single wedge shape, but it is actually two shapes. One part is where it meets the fuselage. The other part where the rear nav lights are mounted.
3. Will add positioning/formation lights to the wings and fuselage. I use the clear and colored jewels from Precision Scale Co. (www.precisionscaleco.com) for all nav and formation lights. This company primarily supplies to the model railroad market. Go to the "Detail Parts" tab, then click on "Click here to see PSC's Scratchbuilding supplies and parts," then click on "Jewels." Sorry, but there is no direct link to that webpage. The 2.7mm jewels seem to be about right in size for the human eye. Although 2.7mm scales to 7.65" at 1/72, I think the next size down is too small at 3.68". Although they are faceted jewels rather than lenses, I have found the sparkle ends up tricking the eye into seeing them as colored lenses or lights. The blue jewels are an in between size, but I think that will be okay for the formation lights.
I use the following: 1) green #48328; 2) red #48327; 3) clear #48329; 4) amber #48378; 5) blue #48293. They come 12 to a package and sell between $3.75 and $4.25 per pack. You can usually find them at good model railroad hobby shops.
4. I will add the fuselage mounted landing lights using lenses from M.V. Products, PN 116 (3mm diam). They are about $0.90 each.
5. The challenge will be to kitbash a decent jet pod mounted taxi light. This one will be a little tricky. I think it will end up just being painted and clear coated with Model Master Window Maker.
6. I plan to add the bomb sight bubble underneath the fuselage and forward of the front landing gear bay, but am still hunting for a 3mm diam hemispherical or spherical clear product. Maybe a bead of some sort (fabric store? bead store?).
7. I'll also add the 6 tabs on the jet exhaust.
8. I don't know if there is any practical way to add the detail of the anti-icing dump valve outlet on top of the wing.
9. And then there is the landing gear bays super detailing.
Well, at least that will make this model build last a while.