Ford GT40 Mk.II ‘66

Streep
Hi, mine arrived a week ago. Also a little less then 200€ From a dutch store.
But what i want to ask you, do you understand why some parts have two colorcodes you have to use?
And it has nothing to do that you can build two different cars. The #1 and #2
Someparts have just two numbers. And also after almost every colornumber there is another number attached which mostly startswith a N

For instants; when you look in the manual for 21 engine assembly part f3 and f6 they say😛aint,
mc-501/N9 + mc-502/N8
I don't understand the + option. Do you have to mix those two colors? Sounds strange to do.
And then again, whats with the N number..

Hope you can help me.

Good luck

Rick

Gluefinger
Hi Streep,

>> And also after almost every colornumber there is another number attached which mostly startswith a N
Page 61 tells you that these are the product numbers for two different lines of paint (Meng/AK and Acrysion). Of course, one would have preferred numbers for less exotic lines... It's the kind of idiot marketing that in the end doesn't really sell more paint, but only serves to annoy customers.

>> I don't understand the + option
I assume it is an instruction to mix these paints, although they fail to give you a ratio, which makes it a bit of a guessing game.

Gluefinger