Making a RC Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Part 3: Painting, Decals and Finish

Part 3 about how I made an Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato RC body for a Tamiya M-Chassis. The chassis I'm using here is a M-06 with 239mm (long) wheelbase.
The livery of the body is the Aston Martin as entered in the Paris 1000km race in Montlhéry October 21st, 1962. The car was driven by Jim Clark and John Whitmore, but had to retire after 30 laps.

[@lemsrccargarage]

Another great body. Lovely

[@NANNIRC]

If I may suggest... magnets body mount, those posts has noting to do with such a wonderful body. Any how: super work. Ciao

[@madsrcbuggy]

Very nice! Beautiful car in the end! Thanks for showing the process! So you have a separate vacuum box for smaller parts also? I still don't know if I manage to start making bodies this year, but at least now I bought me a box, that's a good start, ha ha!

[@scalercmodels9261]

Yes, the big box is just for the bodies. When I'm cutting the sheets for the frame, usually I have some smaller pieces of Lexan left over, so I'm using these to form the accessories such as dashbards, headlights etc.