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I agree, tastefully done looks great.
Now quit while you're ahead, the next step is heading towards "overboard".
Now quit while you're ahead, the next step is heading towards "overboard".
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Wow, so many responses! Very unexpected. I can't figure out a way to reply to each of you directly without a creating a really really long post, but I do want to thank you all, I appreciate the feedback.
I tried to stick with the philosophy of 'simple is better'. With so many options and combinations of color and material for interior trim it is very easy to go over the top without realizing it. While I understand its not for everyone, I am glad to see others share the same value in design simplicity.
Haha, yes, it is difficult to quit while you're ahead (a lesson learned on my last trip to Vegas
), but I still have a few minor changes in mind. It will follow the same design language of keeping it simple and I think will 'complete' the look of the interior.
For anyone considering Alcantara parts from the Carbon or Centennial editions, you won't be disappointed. The pieces are quite affordable and are much nicer to touch than the standard plastic/leather parts. I wish these cars came standard with this stuff.
Greenwnv, haha sorry about that. I do a bit of amateur photography on the side and my photo editing program automatically watermarks my photographs. I can post up a higher res & non-watermarked version of a picture. Just let me know which ones you wanted.
Thanks again to everyone!!!
I tried to stick with the philosophy of 'simple is better'. With so many options and combinations of color and material for interior trim it is very easy to go over the top without realizing it. While I understand its not for everyone, I am glad to see others share the same value in design simplicity.
Haha, yes, it is difficult to quit while you're ahead (a lesson learned on my last trip to Vegas
), but I still have a few minor changes in mind. It will follow the same design language of keeping it simple and I think will 'complete' the look of the interior.For anyone considering Alcantara parts from the Carbon or Centennial editions, you won't be disappointed. The pieces are quite affordable and are much nicer to touch than the standard plastic/leather parts. I wish these cars came standard with this stuff.
Greenwnv, haha sorry about that. I do a bit of amateur photography on the side and my photo editing program automatically watermarks my photographs. I can post up a higher res & non-watermarked version of a picture. Just let me know which ones you wanted.
Thanks again to everyone!!!
