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Here are a few pics of my novice try at interior details. I'm waiting for the floor mats and decals for the instrument displays from eBay. My local hobby store has almost the complete line of detail master accessories, I will be heading there to get some photo-etch stuff for the steering wheel, speaker covers, and some floor pedals. Steven Guthmiller's work on the interior of the 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T has opened my eyes to some great techniques,his work is awesome!! Hopefully I can get my interior to look half as nice.

Thank you Cliff. I try another one soon. Best regards, Steve Cook

Thank you Chris. I'm going to try another kit, just a basic build and see if I can make it look a little better. I think its more important to concentrate on the basics before I try any of fancy stuff yet. Steve Cook

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Thank you Janne. That Gulf GT40 is a curbside kit I built about 2 years ago. I finally understood what it stands for, kind of, 40 inches off the ground to the roof line. You might have to be a sardine though to fit inside. Take care Janne, Steve Cook

Thank you Richard, I might indulge in some model cars for a change. I kind of like doing the really deep glossy finishes on cars,makes them look cool!! Take care Richard, Steve Cook

Thank you Joe. I never watched that show, well that's cool. Hope John Schneider gets to see it. Hope he likes it. He just went through a huge loss from that flooding. Hope he will recover,our prayers are with him and everyone else who had to go through such a terrible event. Take care Joe, Steve Cook

Thank you Carl.

Thank you Crazy Ed. My friend has the kit from Fisher pattern and molds. I know he wont part with it.

Thank you Ray. extremely rare kit, last conversion was on eBay, just the conversion set sold for 1,500.00

That is beautiful!! Steve C.

Thank you Nick. I did learn on this one. I had to strip this model four times to get it somewhat right but it was worth it. Glad you like it. Best regards, Steve C.

Thank you Cliff. Here are a few that I built that got lost somewhere in the mix.

Beautiful paint work, fantastic details!! Super outstanding model build!! I love it!! Steve C.

Thank you AC. Here are a few pics of one I did a few years ago, don't remember which kit it was though.

Thank you Wayne, no Sir, no Dukes stuff. I have to confess, I did love the show when I was a kid.

Thank you Steven, I have to agree with you on that, even tough I used to love watching the show,and you know what the only reason was!! Ha ha.

Thank you Ron, not a natural just a good watcher and reader. Take care Ron, Steve Cook

Thank you Troy, glad you like it. This is a great site to follow,so many super talented builders here, All of whom I looking up to for techniques and styles. Best regards, Steve Cook

Thank you Eric, I know I will be able to pic up helpful tips and techniques here. This is a fantastic site, if you love model cars or cars in general this is the place to be. Best regards, Steve C.

Thank you John. I have seen some really talented artists here. There is a posting where the builder machined almost every part, man o man that was cool. My Favorite subject is pro stock hopefully I will get to try one some time. Thank you again John, glad you like it. Steve Cook.

Thank you Jesse. Here is a pic of one I did a few years ago, wish I knew the kind of kit it was.

This is my first try at getting to an acceptable finish, still much to learn. Hope you like it

That is excellent advice!! I will put each separate sanding grit in separate bags,and do exactly what you are saying. Thank you Bill, your the best!!! Steve C.