Is it sacrilige to paint an F40...
Geez
03-06-2003, 08:58 AM
...any other colour than Ferrari red?
I was thinking of doing something wild with it, but the red is soooo nice on the car.
I was thinking of doing something wild with it, but the red is soooo nice on the car.
Dr.AK
03-06-2003, 08:59 AM
i like f40's most in black, it really suits the car well.
ZoomZoomMX-5
03-06-2003, 09:08 AM
I think all roadgoing Ferraris look better in any color other than red. The red looks like plastic.
F40's look great in black, and if you stick w/the "basic" Ferrari shades of black, white, yellow, or silver you should have a great looking model. Enzo probably had a light green metallic one somewhere...
F40's look great in black, and if you stick w/the "basic" Ferrari shades of black, white, yellow, or silver you should have a great looking model. Enzo probably had a light green metallic one somewhere...
S Brake
03-06-2003, 09:12 AM
Originally posted by ZoomZoomMX-5
I think all roadgoing Ferraris look better in any color other than red. The red looks like plastic.
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I think all roadgoing Ferraris look better in any color other than red. The red looks like plastic.
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Veyron
03-06-2003, 09:23 AM
Originally posted by ZoomZoomMX-5
I think all roadgoing Ferraris look better in any color other than red. The red looks like plastic.
F40's look great in black, and if you stick w/the "basic" Ferrari shades of black, white, yellow, or silver you should have a great looking model. Enzo probably had a light green metallic one somewhere...
Ditto!:D
I think all roadgoing Ferraris look better in any color other than red. The red looks like plastic.
F40's look great in black, and if you stick w/the "basic" Ferrari shades of black, white, yellow, or silver you should have a great looking model. Enzo probably had a light green metallic one somewhere...
Ditto!:D
64 Chevy
03-06-2003, 11:57 AM
when i build a Ferrari it will be either lime green or floresent orange. maybe with some flames now that i know how to using the how to.
Anyway i think it would be nice to see a wild colored ferrari. using the same basic colors gets old after awhile(no offence to all the great looking red ones out there!) maybe even a 3 or 4 tone paint job, that would be cool!
Anyway i think it would be nice to see a wild colored ferrari. using the same basic colors gets old after awhile(no offence to all the great looking red ones out there!) maybe even a 3 or 4 tone paint job, that would be cool!
zangief
03-06-2003, 12:05 PM
ferrari looks best in black or my favorete ferrari color white!
Geez
03-06-2003, 12:11 PM
Originally posted by zangief
ferrari looks best in black or my favorete ferrari color white!
I don't know about white... I guess I'll see when I get the primer on it. Not a huge fan of white cars except on specific models...and race cars, of course. Both the Mobil 1 NSX and the 911GT1 are white base colour.
ferrari looks best in black or my favorete ferrari color white!
I don't know about white... I guess I'll see when I get the primer on it. Not a huge fan of white cars except on specific models...and race cars, of course. Both the Mobil 1 NSX and the 911GT1 are white base colour.
offroadmike
03-06-2003, 01:26 PM
I've seen real street F40's in Yellow, Black and Grey. All non-factory though.
There have also been countless numbers of race spec F40's in all kinds of non-ferrari colours.
There have also been countless numbers of race spec F40's in all kinds of non-ferrari colours.
Ayala
03-06-2003, 01:39 PM
there's a pearl white f40 factory finished, it was custom ordered by the sultan of brunei. the interior of it if i recall correctly was finished in tan with black carpeting, looks so clean.
tonioseven
03-06-2003, 01:49 PM
Originally posted by 64 Chevy
when i build a Ferrari it will be either lime green or floresent orange. maybe with some flames now that i know how to using the how to.
Anyway i think it would be nice to see a wild colored ferrari. using the same basic colors gets old after awhile(no offence to all the great looking red ones out there!) maybe even a 3 or 4 tone paint job, that would be cool! That would be :cool: ! My opinion is: Hey, it's just plastic! Have fun with it!:D
when i build a Ferrari it will be either lime green or floresent orange. maybe with some flames now that i know how to using the how to.
Anyway i think it would be nice to see a wild colored ferrari. using the same basic colors gets old after awhile(no offence to all the great looking red ones out there!) maybe even a 3 or 4 tone paint job, that would be cool! That would be :cool: ! My opinion is: Hey, it's just plastic! Have fun with it!:D
Mainomega
03-06-2003, 01:53 PM
Originally posted by tonioseven
That would be :cool: ! My opinion is: Hey, it's just plastic! Have fun with it!:D
Ya same here. If it were the real F40 then i would stick to the basic shades. But its just a plastic $30 kit. Paint it florescent pink :)
That would be :cool: ! My opinion is: Hey, it's just plastic! Have fun with it!:D
Ya same here. If it were the real F40 then i would stick to the basic shades. But its just a plastic $30 kit. Paint it florescent pink :)
Geez
03-06-2003, 01:58 PM
Originally posted by Mainomega
Ya same here. If it were the real F40 then i would stick to the basic shades. But its just a plastic $30 kit. Paint it florescent pink :)
Haha, I'm not going that extreme...
I'm trying to think of a flashy colour that suits the car. Blue doesn't do it. Neither does green (not a big fan of green). Yellow always looks too much like plastic, which leaves Red... doh!
Other colours... orange, purple, silver, white (blah), black (not really a colour, but hey...)...
What I would love, and don't know if it exists or not, is a red that has a lot of orange in it. In fact, I want a colour like that for my Jagermeister Alfa. Does it exist? I know Ford Performance Red does a good job of it, but I'm not sure if I want to use automotive paints on a plastic model. Is Tamiya primer up for that task?
Ya same here. If it were the real F40 then i would stick to the basic shades. But its just a plastic $30 kit. Paint it florescent pink :)
Haha, I'm not going that extreme...
I'm trying to think of a flashy colour that suits the car. Blue doesn't do it. Neither does green (not a big fan of green). Yellow always looks too much like plastic, which leaves Red... doh!
Other colours... orange, purple, silver, white (blah), black (not really a colour, but hey...)...
What I would love, and don't know if it exists or not, is a red that has a lot of orange in it. In fact, I want a colour like that for my Jagermeister Alfa. Does it exist? I know Ford Performance Red does a good job of it, but I'm not sure if I want to use automotive paints on a plastic model. Is Tamiya primer up for that task?
Geez
03-07-2003, 10:13 AM
How about a dark grey, perhaps with a military colour, and then clearcoated and polished?
EDIT: How about Light Gunmetal (TS42) or Gunship Gray (TS48)?
And I'm still wondering about the existance of a red with a lot of orange in it...
EDIT: How about Bright Orange (TS31)
EDIT AGAIN: Just saw a new Brilliant Orange (TS56) Anybody use it?
There are also several pearls out. Check out the HLJ site for more info and pics.
EDIT: How about Light Gunmetal (TS42) or Gunship Gray (TS48)?
And I'm still wondering about the existance of a red with a lot of orange in it...
EDIT: How about Bright Orange (TS31)
EDIT AGAIN: Just saw a new Brilliant Orange (TS56) Anybody use it?
There are also several pearls out. Check out the HLJ site for more info and pics.
Sennake
03-07-2003, 02:47 PM
Purpura Delujo
03-07-2003, 04:33 PM
I think metallic purple or Light gunmetal will look best. Black is mean, but I've never seen a purple F40.
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