Dr. Cranky

The 29 Ford finally arrived in the Lab-RAT-ory and we've done an unboxing review video. To watch the video, click

I like the new slim look.

Here are just a few more recent pieces:

I don't know how he continues to build amazing models when obviously his hair has turned white, his mustache looks like a broom, and his tattoo ink has faded. Just kidding you, Donn, you know we love you and you continue to build some jaw-dropping, eye-popping gorgeous models. Case in point, here are a few to enjoy:

Love the eye candy, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for all the wonderful comments, I really appreciate them and always the inspiration that flies around this forum.

Here's the most recent project to come out of the Lab-RAT-ory. I want to thank Jairus Watson for the initial inspiration.

Wow, some amazing additions here in the last few posts. Excellent.

Beautiful work, Harry.

Beautiful chassis and engine and interior, Bill.

Oh, I like that Model A roadster. I'm already licking my chops.

You have a very expensive taste in automobiles, but great eye candy in this model. Wow.

Al, I like it, the way those rust spots are like honor badges. Very cool.

Once again, I remind everyone of this as the year begins to wrap up with all the Holidays: NEWS YOU CAN USE: Greetings all lovers of Post-Apocalypse/Zombie Hunting/DYSTOPIAN UNIVERSES: If you have or are in the process of building a model or diorama in this theme (we welcome Sci-Fi and Fantasy as well), please send us high quality photos of your work (FINISHED). We would love to feature YOUR WORK a book Doctor Cranky is writing and which will be published in the summer of next year. NOTE: Please send us between 3-6 HIGH RESOLUTION pictures of your models/diorama, a brief description in your own words, and your complete shipping address and email. You can mail your submissions electronically to either Doctor Cranky (vsuarez666@aol.com) or EYEGORE (harrypri@att.net). If you have any quesitons, we'll be more than happy to answer them. THANK YOU.

Folks, the 2014 ACME/SOUTHERN NATIONALS just came to a great end this weekend, and now they are preparing for the 2015 show and it is never too late to put it on your radar. It's a great show with great models on the table, great fun, and great model builders gathering with old and new friends. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h3CRj2Z2Ro

Man, that is very sad, his voice will be missed on the radio. It was the very best thing on NPR. Thanks for posting.

I'm liking the rust. LONG LIVE RUST!

This process of layering graphics on my new WIP (Super Bad Big Bird, Daytona on Steroids) has taken almost a week to complete. You can watch the whole fun adventure by CLICKING HERE

David, I think you are right. That thing can be considered a Zombie shredder.

Welcome to the caravan, Dennis. This is looking very cool. Keep it going.

Excellent, Rob, bring it on. Send directly to EYEGORE at harrypri@att.net

NEWS YOU CAN USE: Greetings all lovers of Post-Apocalypse/Zombie Hunting/DYSTOPIAN UNIVERSES: If you have or are in the process of building a model or diorama in this theme (we welcome Sci-Fi and Fantasy as well), please send us high quality photos of your work (FINISHED). We would love to feature YOUR WORK a book Doctor Cranky is writing and which will be published in the summer of next year. NOTE: Please send us between 3-6 HIGH RESOLUTION pictures of your models/diorama, a brief description in your own words, and your complete shipping address and email. You can mail your submissions electronically to either Doctor Cranky (vsuarez666@aol.com) or EYEGORE (harrypri@att.net). If you have any quesitons, we'll be more than happy to answer them. THANK YOU. Like

Beautiful model, Ira. Love those thrusters.

Oh my and the TZH caravan keeps growing and growing. Impressive builds.

To all the model builders out there, here's a challenge not only to help build awareness but also to have a little bit of fun. CRANKY'S CHALLENGE: with all the recent ALS postings going on on all social media, I thought we--as model builders-- could also bring awareness to some of these important causes, so the challenge is (without taking risks or doing something dangerous or inappropriate) how would YOU bring awareness using your skills and talents as a model builder. Here's what we produced this week on THE CRANKY SHOW. CLICK TO WATCH