For all the criticism levied at BA here:
1/ This is the first time in about 10 years that BA has shown any interest in, or recognition of, its heritage. That in itself should be applauded, particularly given the crimes committed at Cosford a few years ago and concerns about the dilapidating state of the Concorde at Heathrow.
2/ The scheme is that which the 757s first entered service, so is absolutely relevant to the type. Painting the aircraft in Negus (which I personally think is the best scheme they've ever had and that the current scheme is basically a rip-off of it anyway, but there you go) is historically accurate.
3/ Naming the aircraft - with a unique name - is also very apt. Well done to whoever thought to add that finishing touch.
I think that what they've done is great and looks great. I just hope to get the opportunity to see it before it goes. BA, and more specifically, the few individuals in BA who have no doubt had to push hard to make this happen, ought to be given credit for their efforts.