1995 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 C4 - blue - wip
The kit goes together quite easy. So after appr. 6 hours it can be sit on it's own wheels. Much important for me because of the hight of the chassis. I know that there is always a challenge.
Then I painted the chassis gray. To light. I want to change it to a much darker color.
I think this color matches somehow to the C4 ... Just looked up the colors of 1995 and this could be "Admiral Blue" (WA 128A)
... with the dark brown interior.
Painted the chassis darker. Much better.
Primer is done and already wet sanded.
Base color to get a darker effect for the final color
I think I'm done with the chassis
I'm not sure about the glossy seats. I didn't want them that shiny.
Comments
24 14 February, 06:30
Christian W
I think the basics are fine. Now to the brush and detailing.
Not to forget: painting the body.
I think the basics are fine. Now to the brush and detailing.
Not to forget: painting the body.
18 February, 13:22
Christian W
As a base color I painted the C4 black. Dann, it looks not bad. Maybe I'll make one black one day.
As a base color I painted the C4 black. Dann, it looks not bad. Maybe I'll make one black one day.
21 February, 20:38
Bozzer
That's a nice deep blue! I'll have to keep this in mind, for a Peterbilt I'm doing in the future 😉
That's a nice deep blue! I'll have to keep this in mind, for a Peterbilt I'm doing in the future 😉
22 February, 12:36
Christian W
Thank you very much! The test spraying brought exactly that result, I'm aming for. Important is,that I'm using black as base color. I did the same with my Yenko Camaro. Green on black is pretty dark (1969 Chevrolet Camaro Yenko/SC 427 Coupe | Album by christian-w (1:25))
Thank you very much! The test spraying brought exactly that result, I'm aming for. Important is,that I'm using black as base color. I did the same with my Yenko Camaro. Green on black is pretty dark (1969 Chevrolet Camaro Yenko/SC 427 Coupe | Album by christian-w (1:25))
23 February, 08:16
Martin Oostrom
This is a great blue. I should experiment more with underlying base colours too.
This is a great blue. I should experiment more with underlying base colours too.
23 February, 08:34
Christian W
@Martin ... You should! A big advantage is that you can regulate the intensity of the color by spraying thin layers. You don't need to apply as much paint to the kit as long as the paint is opaque. There the black does its job.
@Martin ... You should! A big advantage is that you can regulate the intensity of the color by spraying thin layers. You don't need to apply as much paint to the kit as long as the paint is opaque. There the black does its job.
25 February, 18:47
Christian W
Did some detailing. I'm not sure about the shiny seats. I think I have to overdo them again.
Did some detailing. I'm not sure about the shiny seats. I think I have to overdo them again.
3 March, 10:38
Christian W
Thank you very much! I'm excited how the color will work after the clear cote. It should be a bit darker.
And I thougt about the shiny seats. I'll change that back to kinda semigolss.
Thank you very much! I'm excited how the color will work after the clear cote. It should be a bit darker.
And I thougt about the shiny seats. I'll change that back to kinda semigolss.
18 March, 06:00
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Another Corvette. It is a victim of a flood I bought without box and smelling instructions. So I'll take this for a "quick" built.
The color will be a dark blue metallic (nearly Admiral Blue WA 128A) with dark brown interior.