Royal Racing Paint

[blitzboy]

yer totally agree and they re not easy to cut out too ,, take your time cutting it out chris especially the nose mate ,,,,

[BagofSkill]

Bit of new work- here's a Tamiya Mini in Red with a Carbon Roof, Chrome trims, silver and white trimmed flames over graphite flames:

[BagofSkill]

Here's a Protoform Mazda Speed 6 in Metallic Blue (with purple highlights), yellow and orange and white, with drop shadows to add depth and painted lights/grills/intercooler. It's based on an old personal design that I ran many years ago and it's still one of my favorite patterns, and looks great on the track!

[DCM]

love the details in the lights

[BagofSkill]

Cheers dude, that's my signature move!

[Chris Griffiths]

The lights are awsome again! I need to put lights on my losi EU somwere just to have them LOL


Chris

[BagofSkill]

Cheers guys. Didn't get that shell yet Chris, did you get it in the post yet?

Here's a 1/12, think it's a HB Zytec Lightweight. Painted in White, fluro pink, two shades of blue and black.

[budgio]

I finally got round to building the DB-01r Chris.
Thanks again

[BagofSkill]

Fresh paint for Goodger: a PF mazda speed6 with white, fluro yellow, fluro orange, purple, plain black drop shadows on metallic black. Camera doesn't show it up all that well but looks pretty sweet in real light...

[budgio]

Thanks Chris

[BagofSkill]

Hey Guys, been a while since I posted I know. Still been painting but not many new shells, mostly repeat orders, so haven't posted.

Cheers Nick for posting that. Always love to see them mounted!

Here's a few different shots. As you can see, box art for the Tamiya DF-03 MS, this time on the proper shell. Metallic Blue, Black shadows, Blue blend, Blended fluro pink with darker edging, tinted windows, painted number and air vents or whatever they are. Basically replica paint in every detail!

[BagofSkill]

Here's a couple of simple 1/12th, can't remember what they were, but just yellos, red and metallic purple using the customers own design.

[BagofSkill]

Hee's on of the repeat jobs but hopefully some better pics...

Protoform LTC with Fluro yellow, Fluro green, Metalic silver with drop shadows and painted lights/grills.
Look at that flake POP!!!

[Rich D]

Originally Posted by BagofSkill

Hey Guys, been a while since I posted I know. Still been painting but not many new shells, mostly repeat orders, so haven't posted.

Cheers Nick for posting that. Always love to see them mounted!

Here's a few different shots. As you can see, box art for the Tamiya DF-03 MS, this time on the proper shell. Metallic Blue, Black shadows, Blue blend, Blended fluro pink with darker edging, tinted windows, painted number and air vents or whatever they are. Basically replica paint in every detail!

Stunning job there bud

[BagofSkill]

Cheers Rich. Can't take credit for the design obviously, but I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out technically speaking!

[BagofSkill]

Here's a unique shell! Home made/custom made mini convertible shell! I haven't had it on the scales myself, but it's a bit lighter and a lot lower than the standard shells. Very simple job just for some marketing pics, Metallic blue, black arches, chrome bits, all paint lights and a bird in a bikini!

[BagofSkill]

And here's a proper mini: Metallic blue, Orange, Yellow and White with drop shadows, purple highlights in the blue, chrome grills and details, painted lights, the usual. It's part of a complete set, there's one TC a few pages back and the next post will be more in the same same style.

[BagofSkill]

Finally I'm getting around to posting some fresh work! It's a popular style this one- but this time on a Cat SX for Paul B. The undertray reminds me of a fooking prawn if you know what I mean! I like it though.

[BagofSkill]

And a few more repeat orders:





And I changed the shadow tint on the mini a bit. It doesn't show up so well in the photos but the dark red drop shadow works better than the black tint shadow I used last time!

[BagofSkill]

And here's an F1 and TC to match the mini posted above: