Porsche 911 993 GT2 Road Version

Pepe
Nice

Robin (WhiteGlint)
what a paintjob, nice 👍

Damir Mejric
That 911 looks awesome. The paint, the wheels, the stance ... Beautiful.

Patrick Sedney
Thank you, guys

James C
Stunning finish to the paintwork! 👍

Rui S
Beautiful paint job 👍

Felipe Belalcazar
wow excellent work there, lovely build indeed.

Spanjaard
this is just fantastic. what an amazing good looking 911

Michael Kohl
My mates said it all. Well done. Which paints did you use?

Scott S
Very nice, I like how the wheels turned out.

Patrick Sedney
@Michael Kohl that"s a "Teal Kandy" tri-coat paint from House of Kolor

Bobby Thumbs
omg that paint is amazing pat - im guessing theres a clearcoat on top but can you give a short synopsis of the process you used to get such an immaculate paintjob? Im also guessing you used an airbrush can you get HOK in cans?

Patrick Sedney
Thanks Bobby.
Yes, there's a clearcoat. It's a 2K clearcoat.
This paint is a tri-coat type of paint, which means, besides of the primer, you have to apply 2 different coats of paint. That's a silver base coat, a middle coat (in this case Teal Kandy) and the clear coat.
They are applied using an airbrush. They are automotive lacquers so they use to be painted with a paint gun. I haven't found them in cans, although I'd rather use an airbrush than a can.

Bobby Thumbs
thanks for the info Pat - I'm a can guy from my graffiti days, but spraying a wall and spraying a scale model is very different. I don't own an airbrush so I will have to make do. Theres an autoshop where I live, they can make your own auto colour in a spray can so I will try them and see what kind of colour I can find.

Patrick Sedney
Sure! That autoshop should have no problems canning the paint. Maybe even you can bring them your paint for them to can it.
Some people prefer a can over an airbrush, but I'm no good at controlling the paint flow, plus I like to control the amount of thinner in the mix. I've had some issues with cans before 🙂

Neuling
Top build, remarkable color ........... 🙂

Patrick Sedney
Thanks!

Jv
What a fantastic job you have done on a butiful model

Michael Kohl
Thanx Patrick for your info.

Kyle DeHart
Love the color. Great looking ride.

Jv
The most beautiful job I have seen on this model
Just had to get a look again
Was the rims part of the kit
And have you used parts not in the kit
I was at the hobby shop today again and thay had this model
But im poor today lol
So I got another model that I also had to have in my stash lol
Would love to have seen build pics
Thanks for sharing

Patrick Sedney
@Jv, I bought this kit as incomplete really cheap and I had to find wheels, seats (there was only one) and headlights fot it. I 3d printed the headlights and bought a pair of RS seats online. I found the 3d printed wheels from a mate on Facebook and they are spot on.

Also, with the wheels came some 3d printed transparent side indicators, as the one in the kit are decals

Jv
Thanks for the info well done

Jv
This kit is also cheap to buy new I got it today
Along with the 1988 911
Also a cheap tamiya kit
Very simple kits
But at that price I think great value
But butiful cars

Patrick Sedney
The GT2 is a very easy kit. Doesn't have many parts and almost everything fits together nicely.

Jv
I opened the boxes and can see why these kits are cheap
But a tamiya kit is always a good kit
And these are affordable
I love the porsche and have got a few of them in 1/24
Also the valiant 1/12 from tamiya
And the 1/16 revell kit
Nice model but nothing like a tamiya kit

Jv
Your changes to this kit are great Specaly like the wheels

Patrick Sedney
Thanks, Jv 😊

pill_md
Great job, love it! I was wondering how did you do the road version filler cap? Did you use some sort of a stencil? Thanks!

Patrick Sedney
Hi! Thanks, mate!
The filler cap was made using a resin template that came with the wheels