Funkychiken

This received a base coat of Aston Martin Intense Blue from Proscale paints, followed by a few coats of 2K clear - also from proscale. This is my first use of their 2K. I broadly followed their instructions and it laid down well. It did have orange peel - which can be seen on one of the 3 images. The other 2 images show the contamination that floated into the paint during painting. This was sanded & polished over the weekend, pictures to follow soon! Rear showing orange peel: Paint contamniation1: Paint contamination 2

Hi Noah, the other one is a Ferrari Enzo, thanks for the comments, appreciated!

That's coming together quickly, looking great!

I like what you did with the heat lights, the paint looks in scale too!

That top coat went on silky smooth! Great car, fantastic build!

It's a cool truck!

That is great! Paint finish looks superb and the windows came out perfectly too!

Beautiful build! Thanks for sharing...

Wow, looks fantastic. I have a soft spot for Astons, I love your build

I do like your GT40 , very well executed

That's a sweet little racer

I love daily driver builds! this is a fantastic little car, excellent finish on the body & neat detailing on the dash...

Beautiful build, love the light looking colour, it looks in-scale too. great photos too Mr Nacho...

That's a tidy little build, the paint work looks in-scale and perfect!

cool build & great photos, I'm kind of jeleaous that you got the engine hood to almost sit down correctly, mine is like 2mm in the air.

It is a superb paint job, your photos are also excellent, there is a lot of depth of field in them, great angles too. I prefer the original wheel (I'm boring) but the ones you chose look right on the car...

Engine complete!

Agree, it's a beautiful car!

Wow, beautiful build and fantastic photos!

I do like this kit, great build too!

Looks fantastic so far, the quality of the mouldings looks good!

It's a good save, a a beautiful finish with that paint job!

The seats were going to be taken from a corvette. but it was too much work. I found seats I wanted in Hiroboy, but I couldn't hack the postage cost. So I ended us getting some 3D printed seats from France for basically the cost of shipping off of Etsy. they are not perfect, but you cannot see the bottom of them when installed, so you don't really notice that they are racing seats. they did require a fair bit of sanding on the backs, but they sprayed up fine - my first 3D printed purchase...

I've added rear belts, the gear knob was taken from my parts bin. The speaker is photoetch from an R35 GTR that I'm also currently building and the and brake is scratched plasticcard. the seats were painted red - but not my best effor of masking...

Scratch built interior bits for the doors - as they looked bland. this is the interior door handle, window switches, and the door arm rest. the Arm rest was made from a tube that was cut down the middle to create2 halfs, the rest of it is 0.2mm thick plasticard.