A while ago I picked up some toy cars that were roughly the right size for the Batman Miniatures Game from a second hand store. I was really focusing at the time on the buildings I was making for an event so I never got around to repainting the vehicles. I took a little break from my Joker Crew to paint one up.
I have never painted a car before. I did not just want to use my regular paint, because I did not want a mate finish. I wanted to try and paint a candy red colour on my SUV toy. I started by removing a few screws and breaking the car down into pieces. I then primed black and then covered the outside of the model in silver. I had no idea what I was doing but figured I would give it a shot (if I screwed up the model, it cost me about a buck and a half). I then sprayed 2 coats of Testors Spray Enamel: Custom Red (Leaving about 3 hours between coats).
I spray worked great. You can still see some brush strokes from the sloppy silver base brush (next time I will probably use a spray silver). I am very happy with it for the amount of time it took, and it looks so much better then it did. Also I think the enamel spray is going to be very resilient to wear and tear.
It might be a little bit to big, but close enough I say.
Kevin
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