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Thank you! That's kind of what I've done but yours looks very nice. *NM*
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Pretty simple, Bob. Just cut some grooves in a suitable peice of sprue, drilles the holes for the levers. Shifter is from a strait pin with a bit of tubing, tilt and signal stalk is detail wire with a drop of paint. Cut to length and add a small piece of rod to go into dash. *NM*
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Just finished up the GM pickup interior. , , [PICS]
Interesting sourcing of the seat. I think the brown actually looks better than the green would have anyways *NM*
Tasty *NM*
That looks really, really good!! You have an eye for making things look just right! *NM*
Your detailed dash, steering column, and steering wheel combo really pops! *NM*
Wow! *NM*
Also nice woodgrain there! *NM*
Awesome job. It all looks great !! *NM*
Nice, nice work. Like that seat idea. *NM*
Very nice detailing and color choices. *NM*
Super nice, Seve! So neat and clean looking. *NM*
Really great looking. *NM*
Good work Steve! Can you share how you did the column and levers? That always seems to be a shortcoming of most kits. *NM*
Pretty simple, Bob. Just cut some grooves in a suitable peice of sprue, drilles the holes for the levers. Shifter is from a strait pin with a bit of tubing, tilt and signal stalk is detail wire with a drop of paint. Cut to length and add a small piece of rod to go into dash. *NM*
Thank you! That's kind of what I've done but yours looks very nice. *NM*
