Just wanted to share a couple of the latest 1/32 WOMP bodies to come from the paint booth...
Both are Mini Cooper bodies purchased from the local track that I painted up with what I consider "fun" paint schemes.

The first is the "General Wee" I painted up this spring.
(Please note - all the detail is painted on the inside of the body - no stickers / decals!)


And here it is trimmed out, mounted and running at the track!

The second and most recent one to be completed is the "Beer Money Racing" Mini
(as car #30 as it is always "Beer 30" somewhere!)
This one does incorporate prism type vinyl for the "mugs" and the lettering on the hood - but the vinyl is applied from the inside to keep the smooth uninterrupted surface on the outside of the body.
(all other details are painted in)



And her she is mounted and out racing!

And while the camera doesn't pick up the prism effect very well on the finished body, it does catch the light nicely at the track, giving a nice effect.
For reference here is a shot of the vinyl slightly curved that shows off the prism effect...

Both are Mini Cooper bodies purchased from the local track that I painted up with what I consider "fun" paint schemes.

The first is the "General Wee" I painted up this spring.
(Please note - all the detail is painted on the inside of the body - no stickers / decals!)
And here it is trimmed out, mounted and running at the track!
The second and most recent one to be completed is the "Beer Money Racing" Mini
(as car #30 as it is always "Beer 30" somewhere!)
This one does incorporate prism type vinyl for the "mugs" and the lettering on the hood - but the vinyl is applied from the inside to keep the smooth uninterrupted surface on the outside of the body.
(all other details are painted in)
And her she is mounted and out racing!

And while the camera doesn't pick up the prism effect very well on the finished body, it does catch the light nicely at the track, giving a nice effect.
For reference here is a shot of the vinyl slightly curved that shows off the prism effect...
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