Will definetely give a try to paint as well my merry go round
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Your colors are looking so vibrant. Love this. and I saw your trouble shooting replacement part post. I did not know what you traced and remade with though.
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Beautiful! Your color matching is top notch.
I just did a (non-Rolife) kit this last week and there were soooo many edges to paint - like you, I took 2-3 coats on each in order to get full opacity. 
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Thank you @SunnyCee 
This time, it’s harder to get straight lines. Normally, there’s a small line in the wood that holds the paint back. With this build, it’s pre-set, and there are no lines in the wood. But with a lot of patience, it works.
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Thanks for the tip I was thinking about making the railing white with gold too…if it gets too much, I’ll paint the bottom red if I can still manage it.
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Thank you @Jill_Francisco
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I would love to see it 
the Merry go around is easier to paint because it isn’t pre-painted
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Thank you I used the back and traced the decoration…it turned out quite well 
I’ve discovered that if I first color the edges with a marker and then apply a single coat of paint, it covers better. Coloring with the marker is much faster.
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ahhh that makes some sense now!
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My only concern with merry go round is the chair. It was painted in red already
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You mean the swing ride? I just left the seats red
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Oooh the colors are awesome! I like the colors!
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Colour choices on point!!! I love it 
This remind me more of an actual circus, state fair vibes. Can’t wait to see it all come together
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Thank you @mchipman
Thank you @Orangesareus I think some lighter colours would be more suitable for a circus 
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I liked the colors 
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Yes. I wanna give those seats a fresh paint. Haha
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I just love how vibrant the colours are I will check back later for progress, I am inspired to get these ride themed kits.
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Wow you’re really an expert when it comes to painting. 
Great progress so far.
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