Dr. Cranky

Well done, it's a beauty, all right. Congratulations.

I think it is one of those techniques that has that WOW factor to it . . . you might do it once to show how utterly obsessive you are (a good thing) but you would go crazy doing it for every build. I know both Mr. Geary and Mr. Hamilton thrive on such techniques, after all it must bring them a great deal of pleasure and pride to do so.

I like it, and that color makes it pop twice, once for the color and once for the fact it's a Gremlin. NICE!

Love the colors. Nice model indeed.

The jaw-dropping, eye-popping work continues. Beautiful.

Nice.

We can compare the different styles all we want, defend them, detract from them, until we are all blue in the face, but the song remains the same for me: Build what your imagination desires, what your heart imagines, etc . . . I said it before, my own worse enemy is boredom and tedious monotony which is a redundancy.

Holy smokes, you gotta finish that one. Great paint.

Love the weathering.

Raul, that's a winner. I love it. Very different and unique, YES!

Looking marvelous.

Steve, the reason why Foose is building these now is probably because he is following the trend and is also probably trying something different. The idea is that no matter what you build or what you like, it's a good idea to change things up a little bit. A builder's worse enemy is boredom, I think. I mean, that's just my opinion.

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Nice collection. The last one is my fave.

Obsessive indeed, which is your trademark and it's how we love it. Great work, B.

If this is a resin body I would like to know where you got it. I love the smooth look. Keep it going.

Lordy, that's so shiney I think you just blinded EYEGORE. :lol:

What can I say? I make no excuses for liking patina and rust. I ran across this one in South Florida and almost bought it, but then why would I need more money pits in my life. Took the photograph and feel just as happy.

Happy birthday, Ron, that spread looks delicious.

Beautiful, John.

Al, I don't know what the real car guys and gals think about the style, but I can tell you exactly what attracts me about it. It gives me infinite possibilities as a builder to add new finishing techniques to my models. I'm not the only one or the first one here on this forum to think that building only one style or type of model can be tedious and boring. Variety is the real attraction for me.

You mean one that's pinned to the top, Tom? That's a great idea.

And, John, you certainly have a nice collection of them. All beauties.

Love it.

Loving every stage of this one, please keep it going.