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This is my eighth Manx (I wish I afford a real one!). Having seen the results of Hydro-Dip painting and researched and found the method on YouTube, I've tried it with this build.    I've also used all of the covers/hoods and tops for this build that are supplied in the kit.    I've also built the card diorama supplied in the kit.

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I've also raised the body on the chassis.

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Thanks guys, yes the paint came out very well for a first time go. Here's a shot of the bonnet showing the colours .........photo-th.jpg

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Thanks guys. Further research tells me that it's also known as Swirl Painting and can use both acrylic and enamels.

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I like your paint treatment. I think it looks best with the white top. One of the reasons guys would raise the body or put spacers between the fiberglass body and the chassis was to give them a little more tire clearance when they would jump a sand dune. You could easily get airborne and when you landed the rear tires would travel to the top of their range and could easily hit the body, and it looks cool anyway.

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