Dr. Cranky

Keep up the great progress, everyone.

Love it! Can't wait to see more.

If you want the real stuff you can also go to: http://www.coastairbrush.com/ You will find it in 2oz or 4oz, pre mixed bottles. Ready to go.

Wayne, great camo pattern. I really like it, and I copied the pictures for the next TZH Squad build video. Keep up the great work, everyone.

Joe is right. August 1 is going to be the deadline if you are going to send in your model to have it be part of the caravan, but you do have until Dec. 31st to finish it. Again, plenty of time left.

Chuck, I saw all the wonderful new kits you got. Good for you. Can't wait to see how you put them through the CM imaginatrix!

Love it, great work on making that skull look special!

LOL, Mike, that's not really how I intended to feed your styrene addiction. :lol: To all the kids out there, do not EAT your sprues, or stick them in your mouth, nose, eyes, ears . . .

Welcome aboard, Marc, and thank you for sharing your eye candy with us. Hang out and have a great time sharing and exchanging ideas here.

Terry, you got until August 1st, so there's plenty of time.

The more the better, that's what I say, bring them out (all of them!) Moebius! Thank you.

LOL, it's called getting old, my friend. HA!

Jacen, there's a good possibility that it's similar, but I wanted to talk about some new materials that I got for the library. Hold on, I'll fix that. Stay tuned in.

Chuck, I remember that. Also YES, YES, YES, those mid 60s VWs Bugs caught on fire all the time. My friend had one and we had to pull off by the side of the road during a trip and smother a fire that had started underneath the rear seat where he kept the battery.

A forum dedicated to road finds, etc . . . very cool, my friend.

Thank you, Chris. I am checking it out and enjoying it. Wow.

Luke and Mark, you both keep feeding us some outstanding eye candy. Thank you both.

It sounds like that model does indeed have lots of personal emotions and memories attached to it. Good luck, and have fun.

Most of us go to shows, read the magazines, watch movies, go out to the fairgrounds when the car shows are in town, travel up and down the highways taking pictures of old clunkers, junkers, and daily drivers. Anything to keep the enthusiasm and energy going when it comes to building models, that's what I say. In particular when you hit a slump. Here's a new volume and a magazine that are worth lots of eye candy and inspiration. Watch Video Here:

Well, if you leave it like that those panels have a lot of interest already build into them. I like it.

Wow, love the VEGABOND! Nice kits. Niko, I like your start there.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Obviously that could not be the original paint, but you never know.

That is one very cool machine. I am surprised Jay Leno did not buy it.

Beautiful model, Art.

Nice tongue! I never thought I'd ever have to say that here.