Thanks everyone!
This was a rehersal piece for a demo I'm giving at one of the local AAW chapters on CA finishing. I'm giving examples CA finishes over dye jobs and airbrushed images. I made up a dozen or so Sierra blanks for the demo and this is the example of doing CA over airbrush right.
I chose flames for this piece as I am currently exploring flames as part of an "Elemental" series of turnings. So far I've dabbled with Fire and Water. I have more work on these two elements before I switch to Earth and Air.
Of the three most common airbrush flame styles, hot-rod, ghost and realistic, this seems easiest. I've been practicing hot-rod flames for a week, and decided to do small flames. The larger flames are a lot easier to do. Realistic flames are MUCH harder to do, I have yet to get more than the occasional flame lick that I like.
Maybe someday I'll try flames on helmets, tanks and hoods.