Dr. Cranky

I like it, Andy. Very nice.

Nice chop in the works. Great to see another 50 Chevy Pick Up in progress.

Always salivatin' at the prospect of new progress, Darren.

Jason, I love the looks of it. It's never dawned on me to cut up the fenders like that, but I love the idea. Thanks, and I hope to see more progress. Best, DC

Jared, this is a BEAUTIFUL example of why these kits are great to have back on our shelves. You did a superb job on those colors and graphics. Congrats.

I am hoping once the LED lights hit these, all crazyness is going to cut loose. Get your dollar bills ready! :lol: I know you will only throw your bills at the shiny burlesque cars! :lol:

Thank you, Jim, you'll be happy to know that I ordered these just to help keep the mood going! They are prefect for this BURLESQUE THEATER.

Here's another update on the 49 Merc "BURLESQUE": Watch the video

Here's a quick little vid on how I do my dashboards, and this kit has a good one to work with: Watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eFvLlFbBWU:

Thanks, Harry, I can't get enough of it, in particular with the red contrast . . .

I'm hooked, I'm definitely watching this one all the way through. Go, go, go . . .

If you are interesting in detailing better dashboards, here's a little video I made to discuss the process. It's real easy and you can get great results in less than 20 minutes . . . Watch

TOOSEXY, but not sexy enough to turn down the mighty dollar which makes it holler!

Making a little progress on the 49 Merc, continuing on with the dashboard . . . All you need is a hole puncher, and some Glossy Accents . . . Also worked on the interior . . . I just find the leopard print irresistible. LOL! Not all the dollar bills thrown at this one make it into the G-string.

Looks classy and driven daily. Very cool.

Superb finish. Clean and box stock looking. Congratulations.

Looking real good, keep it going. This one is going to be another wonderful model.

Dave, that's an excellent option too. Very cool, thanks for sharing.

Rob, I think your experience is also the norm for me. I think most folks like looking at different, out of the norm models.

Ron, this is why I love this forum, you always find out new ways of doing things. THANK YOU. That IS brilliant!

You are smoothing it out and making it sleeker, which is the right way to go with this one. Looking forward to more progress.

The BURLESQUE THEATER gets a big hand from the Modeler's Brand Hobby Supplies and their amazing LED lighting kit:

Folks, if you are looking for all the ingredients to light your models and diorama, here's a kit you might find useful: You can also visit: www.modelersbrand.com for more supplies and information.

Mike, I just got a great lighting kit from this outfit, check it out. http://www.modelersbrand.com/

Good work on the body so far. Please keep it going.