Dr. Cranky

Stock would be fine by me.

Hey, folks, thanks for all the kind words. I am beat. I spent the entire day in the workshop working on the BURLESQUE THEATER which turned out great. Wait until you see it. Now I just have to work on the interior walls and details and it should be something else. I hope to have some pictures and a video of what I've got so far shortly. Please stay tuned in. I'm beat.

Wow, that is one amazing buggy. I love it and I hope someone will build it.

LOL, Donn, you are partly right, and I am sorry I missed a couple of your calls, I was in the shop and the phone was off.

Here's a quick little video of my haul yesterday from the craftstore. I'm always amazed at the stuff you can find to use on your models and your dioramas . . . Enjoy, and REMEMBER, walk the isles at your local craft store for you'll never know what amazing things you will find. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw0589h5rLc:

Beautiful work, everyone. The eye candy is truly amazing here. Thank you.

August, wonderful builds, I copied them to the archives for the next video update. Thanks for keeping the eye candy coming.

Looking forward to it, Donn, and everyone. As we head into the fun summer months, I hope you all keep in mind that although there's plenty of time to complete one or several of these builds, it's my job (rather, GENERAL EYEGORE's job!) to rally the troops. And so, of those of you on the fence about joining in, it is never too late. Besides, here's a picture that I know will get you to fight on the right side of the Zombie Hunting Wars . . .

Every step gets you closer to smoothing it out. Nice work.

Well, here's the thing. When I thought of the build, I was thinking of that Willits build and those Watson illustrations so I got my mind set on this particular build, and then the build led to the diorama idea, but rest assured there will be plenty of shiny builds photographed on the BURLESQUE STAGE!

Jim, you sound like a big fan, good for you.

Thanks, Jim, although you might be disappointed with this ride, it might not be shiney or glossy. But the next one will be!

Here's a quick update video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GJmcOEBH5c: I'm getting most of the parts ready for primer and paint while at the same time getting the PHOTO OP base started . . . more fun tomorrow. Please stay tuned in and thank you. LONG LIVE YOUR STYRENE ADDICTION!

TJ--I want to THANK YOU for the great idea, man, and I went ahead and used it . . . let me know what you think. I already have some lace material that I plan to use . . . Stay tuned in for a progress update.

What makes it work (at least for me) is that we are all pretty free to share our ideas and imaginations with little or no restrictions. :wub:

Jim, you've hit a Donn Yost style homerun with this one.

A pair of beauties. Thank you for sharing them.

Love the color, and it really stands out. Lots of details to pour over on this one. Very nice.

LOL, what do you mean: LONG DISTANCE. Don't you know, we are all watching you build over your shoulders! HA!

I'm loving it, James. Great progress. Keep it going. You are going to end up with a very unique Gremlin! Oh yeah SWEET!

It adds up, doesn't it. I just dropped over a hundred dollars in supplies myself today. It's all for a good cause, right?

You are KILLING ME with this build, John! WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW! Did I say: WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!

We all have to applaud folks like Ira, and Teresi, and Donn and about 300 hundred other folks here. I could not agree with you more.

I don't know why I had not though of this before for the look and inspiration behind this whole build and diorama. Hope you fellas enjoy all the eye candy in this one: CHEERS! EYEGORE is salivatin'

YOU ARE ON A ROLL! I blame you for all the inspiration that's flying all up and down this forum, Ira! THANK YOU!