Airbrushed bodies from germany
 

While i´m new to your forum i want to introduce myself a little.
I am in 10th offroad racing for over ten years know and so am I in brushing bodies.
So here is a first impression off what i do....

Hi Nino :thumbsup:

Good to see you have the time to post in this forum instead of having your head in bodyshells the whole time ;)

Is that the Köngen Donation 2CV? Is the B4 in the last picture for Lars?

Greetings to Spaghetti :woot:

Gruß

Thomas

very nice work you have done there :)

He's not going to admit it but he is just a wee bit popular over here in Germany and has a six-month waiting list...

His paintjobs always look the tits!

hi nino looking good mate nice to see another painter on the scene like the b4 mate looks cool ,keep it going mate , well have to swap secrets some time mate :thumbsup:

Thanks I´ll add some pics time to time. I have countless here :p

lookin good bro. keep em comin.
:thumbsup:

Here are two of my earlier ones...

The purple one is from around 2001. But it is still in use,I took the pictures during a race last winter.

The yellow XXX body is one or two years younger, it earned me the win in the paint job competition at the 2004 euro`s in collegno:)

That yellow xxx is stunning, nice work there mate:thumbsup:

very nice work! they look great :)

GOOD JOB !
How long does it takes to paint one ? My first one took me 10 hours !

I think my first ones took a comperable time, but now it`s mostly done in 2-4 hours.

When I made the yellow XXX I made a shell for my touring car and my XXX4 aswell...

:thumbsup:Haha, sounds a bit like me earlier this year and last year!:p

Good work though.

Here my recent race design, it changes sometimes but i try to stay with a light flourescent color in the rear ;)

Just to add some color...

gulp im no that busy but im busy but not 6 months :eh?:nice work mate

Welcome to the forum. Great paint work dude!

Thanks:)

Next round: Another old design, the new version of it is already in the making ;)

Again some older ones,,,

Here the ones I made last year for the Pfeiffofer brothers from the MAC Inzell...