Hummer H1- WIP

Washed. 

It took more than three days to separate and trim the parts from the runner. 

Before doing full-scale painting, I applied primer to the etched parts. 

I usually paint the body first, but this car had such a large body that I started by painting other parts first.
(Gloss Black, Grayish White, Beige, Flat Aluminium, Metal Black) 

Next, I painted light gray parts.
And since the gloss of the black I painted before wasn't enough, I added one more layer of clear(gloss)t. 

Now I gathered the parts to be painted black and painted them all at once. 

After painting the outer surface of the body shell with white surfacer... 

I painted Deep Yellow. 

The surface area of ​​the vehicle's exterior was so large that painting it in a single color would have been monotonous, so I masked it and painted it German Gray. 

Last time I made a Ford GT, the masking lines were messy, so I threw away all the masking tape I had and bought all new ones. This time, I used new masking tape and was able to get clean line.
I found a large dust later, but I was exhausted from trimming the parts, so I decided to ignore it.