@eb801, thank you, Eric. It is a nice thing to do this together. She does however still need to learn to be patient with modelling

@chinesegeorge, thank you, George. Still trying to add a bit more chrome accents in that interior.

@clipper, thanks a lot, Carl. It is great to sometimes step out of the usual types of models, aircraft in my case. When my daughter told me she wanted to build it together with me I could only accept her offer.

Blue looks great, my friend @johnb!

Off to a vert good start with that metallic blue, a difficult color to dial in. Keep gently misting the paint on til you get a nice wet look and shade your daughter likes. Cure dust free because any spec or hair will be obvious with dark metallic pigments. Watch out for the dreaded orange peel.

And the second round of metallic blue. With the way it currently looks, I don't want to risk a third round. All looks uniform and no dust so I will likely leave it as is.

Looks good from where I'm sitting as well. I vote for a clear coat. Before you do, buff the paint out a bit to get a little more shine. If you're worried about dust, immediately cover the car body with an inverted plastic (clean) container/box after spraying the clear coat, @johnb and daughter.

@chinesegeorge, thanks, George. I was thinking about doing that, but I'm currently hesitating a bit because of the current looks and the paint being quite hard.

@eb801, thank you, Eric. Seems like I have no other option As said, I do hesitate a bit but I do like the idea of the inverted, and clean, plastic box. Thanks.

@fiveten, thanks a lot, Spiros.

Great solution and also wonderful models, my friend @johnb!