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You can say that color management in MB3D is extremly complex, or that it offers a huge number of possibilities. In this case I simply used 2 lights and worked positioning the different colors in the Color Adjustment window.
You can see some of my thoughts on coloring in this tutorial, based in an old version which is much improved today. [link]
If you want to see the parameters, please let me know.
I would very much like to see your parameters on this one and "something inside" to see how you get those beautiful smooth reflective surfaces. Thank you Mario.
I will note the params to you.
Keep a smile on
Lillyanna