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Ferrari engine paint question
I have a question regarding the replication of the finish on Ferrari engine parts. I am planning to purchase both an F430 and and Enzo in 1/24 scale. I love how Ferrari's engine bays are so clean and orderly that you could eat off of them,
and since the most prominent part of these works-of-art are those huge intake ducts, I want to replicate them perfectly. So, what's the best method for reproducing that crinkle-finish Ferrari red paint in 1/24 scale? Overspray, baking soda, or what? Tell me what you all think. Thanks.Alex |
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Re: Ferrari engine paint question
Thicker than usual paint and bigger than usual distance should do the trick, but I would suggest practicing first.
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Re: Ferrari engine paint question
Have a look at MPWR 360 TT thread, must be useful
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...t=topless+trio
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Re: Ferrari engine paint question
I recently bought a spraycan of 'granit style' of trans-color and I hope that will do the trick.
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