Fujimi murcielago

If the plastic is thick enough, and has a uniform color, it could be done, after a good molding lines sanding and compound... But You'll need to paint the inside of the body with a layer of white primer, then add a layer of black paint.
It has been done for other models, I remember a Yellow Boxster "unpainted" this way on a TMM french edition...

^It would unless it has swirls in the mold or mold lines.

StephenDeli, what are you doing here? Do you have the kit? Have you build it? Who asked for your opinion? Go and use the search buton to see where you are! If you don't have pics to justify your answer, just pass this thread and let intelligent people speak together...

:lol:

Sorry, I couldn't resist making that stupid joke! (if I'm the only one to laugh, I'll delete it...)
Today was not a good day for answering newbie! ;)

Thanks for adding the words I was missing! :D

What has to be said is that it can be better than a bad paintjob, but will never be as good, nor better, than a good old master's paintjob...
For me, I wouldn't try that on such a "precious" kit!