Dr. Cranky

Can't wait to see those Zombie molds, my friend. You are getting closer to putting some great figures out in the market!

I love to see some pictures of this one taken outside, Mike.

Nice, I like it.

Andy, I could have sworn The Riviera went under, but maybe you are right, I'm thinking of the Sahara. Anyway, my favorite was Caesar's Palace back when it was more fun. The other thing I was going to say is that those old casinos (in particular the themed ones) really lend themselves to influencing car and diorama builds.

I've been swamped with real life work. I'll get back in soon.

Thanks for this wonderful how-to, buddy. Hopefully we will see more of these shifters in more rat rods.

In this picture you can definitely see a bit of sparkle in the paint.

Ken, I agree with you. I miss the Stardust and The Riviera too. Those were some pretty good times in the 70s.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDS, Ron. Great job on getting the right look on these. Love 'em! Congrats.

Well, some folks end up posting pictures of their benches. I was not aware there had been several threads about it. I'll go back and look through and see what the epidemic is about.

Nice low and slung back look on that model, James. Great tape work, Mark, it should payoff with great results.

Bob, I've heard that's a great gun too.

It's Spring time, Andy, people are cleaning up their benches and are pretty proud of themselves. I think.

Thanks for the kind words. Glenn, that limo looks awesome, it needs to be done in styrene.

Brilliant move on those stripes. Love it.

Ditto on what Junior says.

Remember, those of you making progress to please post some pictures. The UPDATE VIDEOS are a big hit and so we shall keep them coming. Thank you.

BEAUTIFUL, Mark, I love all the details. You must have had a blast putting this one together. It shows.

Thank you, gents. I appreciate the input and support. Best, DC

Brizio, that's simply an inspired and brilliant build. Those upturned doors! Everything about his build screams FUN to me.

Checked it out, wonderful job on it, buddy.

I like it, Art.

Folks, this is an oldie but goody. I built it many years ago, but it is still holding up well. And for a better look at the stills, go here: http://public.fotki.com/vsuarez666/voodoo-customs-chop-shop/dioramas/pbl_depotcranky__co/

Corey, those are nice pieces you are using for this vehicle. Excellent.

Love the 23 T drag, it's my favorite of the bunch.