The correct color for the brembos is Burnt Orange. I used a straight orange for the brakes on this build because it was the closest paint I had in my stock.
Thanks for the pos feedback guys.

 

A little bit closer to finish.
BTW- The rear wing is not glued into place yet.

 

The build is about 98% complete.
Here are some update pics.

 

man that looks great... good job man

 

Thanks. I'll take some better pics when it's done.

 

Couple of more pics. Got some outside in the sunlight.

 

hung mine up to dry today & i must have put too much paint on the hood because a drip dries @ the bottom. any idea how to get rid of it?

 

Strip and do over again.

 

Fantastic

 

Grrrr i used to be into models but the paint process was a pain in the ***.

Nice job!

 

Get you a can of Easy Off Oven Cleaner. Cover the body in it for 30-60 minutes and strip the paint off.
You will need to start over.

 

Nice.

 

thats what i figured. thanks for the advice. trying to talk the wife out of her easy-off as i type.

 

Damn, thats some nice work! Personally I would not have had the patience to do the outside let alone the inside. Geez...

 

Very nice work.

 

Thanks for the pos feedback guys!

 

Awesome work!

 

That looks great. I know this sounds lazy but do they do a already made version? If I did one it would look the same as yours but with glue and finger prints all over the paintwork and windows.

 

This is the only NIMSO Z model on the market that I've seen.
Thanks for the pos feedback.

 

Awesome work man. I used to build models when I was younger and then moved to pewter figures for awhile and this thread gave me the itch to get back into doing models again.

I bought an R32 made by the same company a little while ago, I'm painting it Gunmetal. I was wondering what you used to buff the body with do you just do it by hand, and if so what kind of cloth do you recomend?