I enjoy repainting vehciles a lot, and do a good deal of it, particularly for all the 'Streets conversions.
I've done only one non-Streets commercial vehcile with a name or logo on it. This was dark blue and a NY Times delivery truck. I converted it to the local newspaper in my town.
I've done about a dozen cars, but only a few two-tone ones like that below. This was poorly painted from the factory (one of the cheap Polish knock offs) in green and yellow, a taxi originally. I like it because it is a plain-Jane sedan; its hard to find models nearer the bottom than the top of the automotive totem pole.
ADAM-12 was a light brown family sedan. Shield and logo on door are done with very fine colored and normal pencils and look good as long as you are more than two inches away.
This nice convertible was bright red. Dove gray seemed much more appropriate for a Buick.
I had to paint this scratch-build trailer and did the cab to match.
This UP truck's cab is stock. The trailer, which houses the motor for this 18 wheeler, is scratch built. The trailer body is basswood, covered with printed paper. Some experimentation was required to match the cab's color well . . .
I have three buses in this custom livery for my city bus line.
These seven 'Streets trucks have all been repainted.
