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"MOGGY" BOOGIE (Doctor Cranky's 1935 Morgan) 1/16th Scale


Dr. Cranky

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Oh yeah, the Doctor was feeling it the minute he saw the MINI CRAFT MINIATURES kit on sale at SQUADRON HOBBIES. The I saw the Jay Leno episode with his own MOGGY, and I was hooked.

There are several video updates over at THE CRANKY SHOW of this build in progress, but here are the completed pictures.

Not a kit for beginners, and certainly a challenge for those of you with welding skills. I'd love to see someone make the frame for this one out of brass tubing. That would be so cool.

It's a wonderful kit but a bit finicky at times.

Enjoy, Crankyheads!

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The paint is British Racing Green by Tamiya. Even though it looks grainy on these pictures, the paint has been buffed and shined.

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LOL! Yes, blame it all on me. This is my first 1/16th scale kit and I think I am hooked on these bigger scales.

First biggie???? No way!!!! You made it look real man. Not my kind of " car " but I dig it!!!!!!!!!!!

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nice clean build Doctor!..

and yeah in bigger scale everything even looks better up close..speaking of which how long is this kit in total..cause i have no idea what the size of a real Morgan is...it looks small(ish) as a kit

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  • 3 weeks later...

oh wow!! how the heck did i miss this one?? that is beautiful virgil! very nice work man! now tell me, what is it? LOL i`ve never saw one of these before buddy....it looks like part motorcycle, part car

........its crazy lookin. very neat tho, nice addition to the collection!

cheers

bryan

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minicraft has some nice kits, the lhs has a beautiful 1/16th scale lincoln by minicraft, i think i might get it, and do it all stock, nice and shiney black! it already has opening doors and stuff, all it would need is a killer paintjob, and alot of detail wiring/plumbing....

bryan

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