Dr. Cranky

Gorgeous color and smooth model as always, Tom.

This model just has "FUN" written all over it. I am sure it brought you many hours of joy and pleasure.

Outstanding model.

Beautiful, classy looking model. Thanks for sharing it with us.

The best part for me is that fade paint job. Cool and different.

Wonderful vehicle and model.

Wonderful build. Congrats.

My collection has grown over the years, and I do keep it inside the house and not in the garage because I don't want any of it to get ruined.

Sweet model with lots of personality. Thank you for sharing.

Great job on the two tone paint and colors. I never get tired of seeing beautiful fat fendered 37s.

Ray, you mentioned something here that I also like to point out. Right before my girls went off away to school, I would get up in the middle of the night and get work done in the garage and it made me feel like I was keeping guard and watch over everything. It was a very peaceful time, knowing all the people I cared about and loved were all under one roof. Now, it's a different story. It's my wife and I in the house and I still feel like if I get up to work, I'm watching out.

Bill, I find some of the best time for me is during those nights when I have a hard time sleeping. Sometimes, I get up at 2am and get a couple of hours in. It doesn't work for everyone, but it helps to get work done when everyone else is asleep.

I use rattlecans all the time, in particular when laying down clear coats and FX, the bling, the glitter, etc . . . also with primer. Although most of my paint jobs are done with the airbrush, I still rattlecan.

Jeff, thank you. Glad you liked the RATZ book. Best wishes, DC

Perfect T. I like those white tires.

Thanks, Don. The 50 Ford pick up on the cover was built and painted by Marc Reusser, and it's a mind-blowing model. We all watched each other build the models for the magazine over at the AK-INTERACTIVE FORUM, and it was a real treat. Now it's a double treat that the models and articles are out in book form.

LOL, I know where EYEGORE is!

Keep up the good work.

Some very cool details throughout.

I look forward to seeing more of this one.

Love that engine. Keep it going.

Wonderful, and I love the subtle weathering on the engine bay.

I agree, nice colors on both. When they get finished, it'd be nice to see the paint photographed together.

Welcome, Burt, delighted to hear we have another fan of Maschinen Krieger.

Fantastic build and finish, Cruz. Congrats.