I agree with Joe, the Blue scheme Winds can be tough to see on a bright blue sky day. The blue blends in and so does the white and there isn't a lot of red to really stand out until you roll inverted and see the entire bottom in red. I will say that as I've flown it more, I've gotten more used to it in regards of being able to tell what it is doing. It certainly isn't a high visibility scheme, but that can have advantages to as you can hide things if you know what to look for, but the judges done. Figuring out wings level was very tough at first as the wing is high up on the fuse and it blends in with the blue on the bottom of the fuse when viewed from the ground.

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