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  1. Dr. Cranky
    Amazing builds lately. Thank you all for the eye candy.
  2. Dr. Cranky
    Wow, this thread is still being fed lots of great eye candy. Thank you all.
  3. Dr. Cranky
    Discovered recently these make great weekend projects and they are a lot of fun. The possibilities for dioramas are endless. I made this base using scrap styrene and a peanut butter lit.
  4. Dr. Cranky
    Thanks, Harry. I came very close to doing just that and adding a guitar but took a different turn at the last minute when I thought about the base I wanted to display this Prince on.
  5. Dr. Cranky
    Blue Printer's parts pack.
  6. Dr. Cranky
    This kit is extremely versatile and just plain fun. I hope everyone puts it through the paces and enjoy the styrene journey with this one.
  7. Dr. Cranky
    LOL, that symbol is close. It just cracked me up.
  8. Dr. Cranky
    Here's THE PRINCE, the companion to THE PAUPER. In the story they end up switching places. Enjoy.
  9. Dr. Cranky
    Thank you, fellas, and please keep an eye out for THE PRINCE coming up.
  10. Dr. Cranky
    Just a few more for good measure.
  11. Dr. Cranky
    Here's THE PAUPER, the first half of THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, two versions of the 29 Ford Special Edition out from Revell.
  12. Dr. Cranky
    You will be glad you did. You will love it.
  13. Dr. Cranky
    Wonderful. I had not seen this one before either.
  14. Dr. Cranky

    37 Ford

    Dr. Cranky replied to Teds57's topic in Model Cars

    Beautiful model.
  15. Dr. Cranky
    Thank you for the kind words, everyone. I really think this kit has lots of potential.
  16. Dr. Cranky
    Thanks, Tim, I realized both of those issues although I was able to finagle the interior without too much of a struggle. I am sure I threw out the exhaust, but I have 11 more of these kits to go (I'm going to try and build one every month) with plenty of exhaust tips.
  17. Dr. Cranky
    It's a real joy to build, and it builds up fast.
  18. Dr. Cranky
    A couple more:
  19. Dr. Cranky
    Here's the first of many such builds using the wonderful Revell 29. It's a weekend build, and it's a blast to build your way. Great kit to personalize, so I highly recommend it.
  20. Dr. Cranky
    This indeed was built stock for the most part. I noticed the kit did not come with exhaust tips (mine didn't) so I cut a couple out of aluminum tubing.
  21. Dr. Cranky
    Here is how my first (of many) 29 FORDS has turned out. I want to say that there were indeed a few fitting issues with the floor and side panels, but nothing I could not work out. Overall, I think the fact that this kit is available and with so many alternate parts it's great news for those of us who love early Fords.
  22. Dr. Cranky
    I would imagine those colors are more like candies. My advice then is to leave enough clearance so that the doors don't stick shut. You also don't want to make the paint look out of scale. Not an easy thing to do.
  23. Dr. Cranky
    Why is your paint job going to be thick?
  24. Dr. Cranky
    Been very busy with work, life, building, etc . . . I still lurk in the background over here though.
  25. Dr. Cranky
    Thanks, Wayne. I think this kit is going to serve us very well, and it will be an extremely modifiable kit. Overall, I am looking forward to seeing what everyone will do with it.
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