New Scout Traveler Concept Added - Mountainside Theme

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Seeing these various interiors I now want to know if the interior LED lighting will be color changing and how will that change the look of these materials. Love this new interior but thinking if you had a purple tone for interior lighting it might make the materials look off. Always cool to see how lighting colors and temperatures affect a finish material/color
 
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I think the galvanized should be “tin roof”. More fitting for a farm theme
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So I took a swing at some personal touch changes for my ideal Scout. The Mountainside is still too tall and off-road oriented for my needs. I changed the ride height to what I envisioned as the aero/street setting on air suspension. I changed the wheels to 20” with 285/60R20 Michelin Defender tires just like the actual concept. The front and rear bumpers drew on inspiration from the stock Scout II bumper style lines. They are smooth and aerodynamic. Recovery points and faux skid plates are removed. The Morning Dusk color is the same because it’s fantastic. Inside I made some changes as well. I changed out the wood accents to Black Walnut which is native to South Carolina. The leather is what I call Cobblestone. I drew inspiration from the color of Charleston’s cobblestone streets. They are a mottled gray/brown/taupe depending on the lighting. I think this interior would also transform based on lighting. The tweed is the same. The houndstooth headliner is just a little bit darker. Let me know your thoughts!
 

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So I took a swing at some personal touch changes for my ideal Scout. The Mountainside is still too tall and off-road oriented for my needs. I changed the ride height to what I envisioned as the aero/street setting on air suspension. I changed the wheels to 20” with 285/60R20 Michelin Defender tires just like the actual concept. The front and rear bumpers drew on inspiration from the stock Scout II bumper style lines. They are smooth and aerodynamic. Recovery points and faux skid plates are removed. The Morning Dusk color is the same because it’s fantastic. Inside I made some changes as well. I changed out the wood accents to Black Walnut which is native to South Carolina. The leather is what I call Cobblestone. I drew inspiration from the color of Charleston’s cobblestone streets. They are a mottled gray/brown/taupe depending on the lighting. I think this interior would also transform based on lighting. The tweed is the same. The houndstooth headliner is just a little bit darker. Let me know your thoughts!
I still want larger offroads and carrier but I’d take that interior in a heartbeat. Love the wood and playing on native walnut. Interior is awesome and love that whole color combination. That would work great with the Tahitian red or the new steel color. Nicely done! ⭐
 
So I took a swing at some personal touch changes for my ideal Scout. The Mountainside is still too tall and off-road oriented for my needs. I changed the ride height to what I envisioned as the aero/street setting on air suspension. I changed the wheels to 20” with 285/60R20 Michelin Defender tires just like the actual concept. The front and rear bumpers drew on inspiration from the stock Scout II bumper style lines. They are smooth and aerodynamic. Recovery points and faux skid plates are removed. The Morning Dusk color is the same because it’s fantastic. Inside I made some changes as well. I changed out the wood accents to Black Walnut which is native to South Carolina. The leather is what I call Cobblestone. I drew inspiration from the color of Charleston’s cobblestone streets. They are a mottled gray/brown/taupe depending on the lighting. I think this interior would also transform based on lighting. The tweed is the same. The houndstooth headliner is just a little bit darker. Let me know your thoughts!
It converted the bolsters to fabric but I kind of like it. Though that color leather is right up my alley.
 
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So I took a swing at some personal touch changes for my ideal Scout. The Mountainside is still too tall and off-road oriented for my needs. I changed the ride height to what I envisioned as the aero/street setting on air suspension. I changed the wheels to 20” with 285/60R20 Michelin Defender tires just like the actual concept. The front and rear bumpers drew on inspiration from the stock Scout II bumper style lines. They are smooth and aerodynamic. Recovery points and faux skid plates are removed. The Morning Dusk color is the same because it’s fantastic. Inside I made some changes as well. I changed out the wood accents to Black Walnut which is native to South Carolina. The leather is what I call Cobblestone. I drew inspiration from the color of Charleston’s cobblestone streets. They are a mottled gray/brown/taupe depending on the lighting. I think this interior would also transform based on lighting. The tweed is the same. The houndstooth headliner is just a little bit darker. Let me know your thoughts!
That's some wood accents I can get behind.
 
So I took a swing at some personal touch changes for my ideal Scout. The Mountainside is still too tall and off-road oriented for my needs. I changed the ride height to what I envisioned as the aero/street setting on air suspension. I changed the wheels to 20” with 285/60R20 Michelin Defender tires just like the actual concept. The front and rear bumpers drew on inspiration from the stock Scout II bumper style lines. They are smooth and aerodynamic. Recovery points and faux skid plates are removed. The Morning Dusk color is the same because it’s fantastic. Inside I made some changes as well. I changed out the wood accents to Black Walnut which is native to South Carolina. The leather is what I call Cobblestone. I drew inspiration from the color of Charleston’s cobblestone streets. They are a mottled gray/brown/taupe depending on the lighting. I think this interior would also transform based on lighting. The tweed is the same. The houndstooth headliner is just a little bit darker. Let me know your thoughts!
I think it just reminds me too much of a BMW I think. If I just looked at the interior without seeing the exterior I would think that’s an X5 or something.

Could you maybe put in the hemp wood from the original concept build?
 
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