1930 Bentley Speed 6 #4
Pilots: W. Barnato, G. Kidston
Team: Bentley Motors Ltd
Race: 1st GC (S8 class) at Le Mans in 1930
Ixo - LMM 1930 (diecast)
Review HERE
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1930 Bentley Speed 6 #4
Pilots: W. Barnato, G. Kidston
Team: Bentley Motors Ltd
Race: 1st GC (S8 class) at Le Mans in 1930
Ixo - LMM 1930 (diecast)
Review HERE
1991 Sauber-Mercedes C11 #31
Pilots: M. Schumacher, F. Kreutzpointner, K. Wendlinger
Team: Team Sauber-Mercedes
Race: 5th GC (C2 class) at Le Mans in 1991
Spark - S1251 (resin)
Review HERE
1963 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight #15
Pilots: B. Grossman, B. Cunningham
Team: B. S. Cunningham
Race: 9th GC (2nd GT 4.0 class) at Le Mans in 1963
Spark - S2104 (resin)
Review HERE
1999 Audi R8R #8
Pilots: F. Biela, D. Theys, E. Pirro
Team: Audi Sport Team Joest
Race: 3rd GC (2nd LMP class) at Le Mans in 1999
Ixo - LMM 137 (diecast)
Review HERE
1986 Mazda 757
Pilots: M. Galvin, D. Kennedy, P. Dieudonné
Team: Mazdaspeed Co. Ltd
Race: 7th GC (1st GTP class) at Le Mans in 1987
Spark - S0641 (resin)
Review HERE
1976 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR #77
Pilots: J. Rulon-Miller, T. Waugh, J-P. Laffeach
Team: Tom Waugh Racing
Race: 14th GC (1st in IMSA class) at Le Mans in 1976
Minichamps - 430756958 (diecast/mod)
Review HERE
1979 Rondeau M379
Pilots: H. Pescarolo, J-P. Beltoise
Team: Jean Rondeau / ITT Oceani
Race: 10th GC (2nd S+2.0 class) at Le Mans in 1979
Quartzo - QLM044 (diecast)
Review HERE

The gold paint arrived (Tamiya’s X-12) so I started on the wheel lug nuts and then metallic silver (X-11) for the door handles. From the looks of it the door handles won’t look very good, since they should be chrome. But since there’s no way I can chrome them, flaky silver paint will have to do. From a meter away I think they will convince.
And this is a model car blog, so no comments on the (lack of) latte art. A cappuccino with the perfect proportion of espresso, milk and micro foam. And perfect shot of espresso. Flavor was friggintastic, and that’s what matters – looks be damned.

Do NOT believe anyone saying that this is an easy project… The white around the door handles is tampo-printed, and at least in my car, the paint was pretty thick. So I had a bear of a time to remove it without damaging the red paint around. But even using acetone-free nail polish remover, a bit of the red rubbed off. So I had to make some retouches to the paint in the recessed area around the door handle and of course to the door handles too.
Now I’m waiting to receive a flask of gold paint (for wheel nuts) and I’ll also have to paint the door handles silver. That done, then it’s decal time.