The kit decals are good Bill with the exception of Option 3
The one I wanted to do, out of the time frame...
this link provides some information on the timing of Vichy aircraft markings
Markings of Germany's Co-Belligerents
It states
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French Vichy Air Force
After the French Armistice, the Vichy Goverment was formed, which in many ways was co-operating with the Germans. Eventually this resulted in some fighting between the Vichy and Allied forces, mostly in Africa and the Middle East, and as such I will treat the Vichy as co-belligerants, though they technically are not. The first post-armistice markings had been the standard French cocarde and tri-color, to which was added a white arrow along the fuselage. From 1941 onward the arrow was replaced by a yellow tail, with or without red stripes, and often a yellow cowling (again, with or without red stripes)."
So from formation of Vichy to March or April 1941, there was an alternate scheme applied that involved a white fuselage arrow, but after march 1941 it was more or less the scheme shown below, which seems the same as the one you show in your drawings.
Vichy was formed, in theory from 25 June1940, but the new govt did not formally meet until 10 July, around the time of mers el kebir. Vichy forces were involved in heavy fighting in Indochina from November 1940, and air units began active operations from either late September or early October, but not in the livery that you have. Ive only seen the early war Vichy camo schemes once or twice, but I will try and dig it up .....who knows might be easy....