Racing White

Hello gents,

I'm starting my first car model - I'm more into military stuff - and it'll be a Mazda Savanna with some little thouch ups. I plan to make something similar to the photo but I'm having trouble picking the paints. I don't want it to be pure white, I want it to have that typical Civic/Integra white. How can I achieve that? I have access tpo Tamiya acrylics, spray cans, Gunze lacquers...

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y107/Valdispert/bluewater_dc5.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y107/Valdispert/IMG_0714_006.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y107/Valdispert/IMG_0713_005.jpg

Thanks in advance :smile:

Well you could use Google to get the paint code and then have it mixed for you at hiroboy.com in their Zero brand paints, which are really high-quality. Or you could buy a touch-up can of the real auto stuff (just make sure to prime thoroughly or it'll eat the plastic).

How was it done before Zero paints? :smile:

Automotive paints sound like a good idea...

Tamiya makes a Racing White.It's a slightly cream color.

Yeah Tamiya's racing white looks good. It's TS-7.