Nissan GT-R Coloring Page
The R35 GT-R dropped the Skyline name and became its own model, with a hand-built twin-turbo V6 and launch control that made it famous for embarrassing far more expensive cars. Nissan kept building it for well over a decade, which is close to unheard of for a performance car. Its gearbox sits at the back rather than behind the engine, joined to it by two driveshafts, which balances the weight across the car. Nissan built the engines in a dust-controlled room, each by a single named technician whose plaque goes on the cam cover.
Free to print at home — no account, no watermark on the outline. At 109 areas it sits mid-range for the catalog — comfortable on paper or on a tablet.
Colours the real Nissan GT-R wears
If you want the finished page to look like the real thing, start here: 4 shades the Nissan GT-R is known for, hex values included.
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How much colouring is in this one?
Measured from the artwork — how this works.
The 4 Nissan GT-R drawings range from 86 to 133 fillable areas, so the simpler one is a better starting point if a younger child is colouring. A middling amount of work: not a two-minute page, not an afternoon either. New to the editor? The how to colour and print guide covers it in a minute.
