McLaren Elva Coloring Page
The Elva has no roof and, in its original form, no windscreen either — an air curtain blows over the cabin to keep the wind off the occupants. The name comes from the McLaren-Elva sports racing cars Bruce McLaren campaigned in the 1960s. It is the lightest road car McLaren has built, and much of that comes from having no roof, no windows and, in the original specification, no windscreen at all. Only a small number were made, well below the 399 originally planned.
Prints on one sheet of A4 or Letter in landscape. Colouring on screen is optional. At 108 areas it sits mid-range for the catalog — comfortable on paper or on a tablet.
Colours the real McLaren Elva wears
If you want the finished page to look like the real thing, start here: 4 shades the McLaren Elva is known for, hex values included.
#2B2B2E
#E8621A
#3A3D40
#F2F2EE
How much colouring is in this one?
Measured from the artwork — how this works.
This drawing has roughly 108 separate areas the fill tool can colour. Suits most ages, on a tablet or printed on A4. New to the editor? The how to colour and print guide covers it in a minute.
