Dr. Cranky

Thanks for adding more renderings to keep us salivatin' and inspired. Neal, thanks for the list.

Nice start, hope to see more progress soon.

That looks wonderful, nice and low, the way we likes them. Keep it going.

I am loving the frame, and the way this build is headed. Keep it going.

I'm willing to be that happens more often than not. Or it used to be that you'd do a shiny vehicle, then goofed it somewhere on the hood, and then you can cover it with a tarp or a toolbox. So yes, don't go crazy and pull your hair out next time you ruin a perfectly good paint, don't be to quick at dumping it in the Purple Pond, look for a creative and effective way of dealing with a mistake.

News from other places? Is there such a thing? I thought newspapers had disappeared forever, or rather the "real" news in them have. The reason why I build models is to hide from whatever news are happening in the real world, or what they are calling news these days. LOL!

Can't wait to see more. Please. Soon.

Nice entry there, Chuck. I guess you can change out the models on the trailer for many photo op moments. Cool.

This kit is about to get re released so I am going to pick up a few copies indeed.

This thing would slice through zombie hordes with surgical precision.

GORGEOUS!

It's got so much sparkle, you need sunglasses to really look at it directly. Nice work on that paint, Mike.

I totally agree with Skip Jordan's sentiment. John, I think, it's time for a John Teresi Models Book. I'd be the first in line to buy a copy, signed, of course.

Cant't wait to see some pics, Mark.

Their pigment weathering powders are excellent. Thanks for sharing this.

Thanks for the link to the pics, Tom. I've seen them now several times. I am looking forward to this year's show eye candy.

That'll learn them, those rascals who like to touch models at shows!

Those are real blades, which might make judges think twice before picking up this model.

Once again, very cool model.

James, that looks really Old School, or OG, as they say. Excellent job.

I keep returning to this one to enjoy it some more. Thanks for sharing such wonderful work with us. Best, DC

For more glimpses of Donn's work in progress, you can click here: http://public.fotki.com/vsuarez666/voodoo-customs-chop-shop/misc/models-by-donn-yost/

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Introducing a new (and different) sort of model form the Old Man's bench. I think he got the idea for this one shaving one fine morning. Hope you enjoy it:

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