Dr. Cranky

The decals make a wonderful contrast, and therefore the color and the model really stand out. Great job, congrats.

Lovely details throughout, including those Caddy brake lights.

You are welcome to start a thread here any time you like, Ken. It'd be great to have you lurking around this corner.

LONG LIVE RUST! You bet, thanks.

Clean and beautiful. Smooth too. Nice model in the works. Congrats.

TOM, thanks for the information. Yes, I know this will be the biggest TZH SQUAD CARAVAN so far. I am really delighted by the turn out. Which means, my friend, that you just can't walk away and NOT DO one of these. You are committed, TOM. Give it a try, come on. You know you want to! Help Gen. EYEGORE fight Toothless Zombies EVERYWHERE, Join the TZH SQUAD! Blazefox, I think the kit was only released by AMT, but I could be wrong about that. Good start, Ian. Keep it going. Rylan, I am delighted Doctor Cranky could be a service. Keep up the eye candy! Keep having fun. What else is there?

Here you go:

One way, or another, we gonna get cha, Oh Grandma, Grandma, Grandma We gonna get cha . . . . We'll drive by your house, we'll follow your folks around town . . . Oh Grandma, don't go, O baby please don't go . . . !

No grandchildren yet, but when they arrive and if they want to help Grandpa Cranky build models in the Lab-RAT-ory, they will be more than welcomed. And if they stick with it, everything in the Lab-RAT-ory will be theirs one day.

Well said, Eelco!

LOL, the policeman looks really upset, and he's moved all the way to the right to have a face to face. Yes, I think there's going to be a ticket written out.

Lordy, Ken, that bug is just perfect. Thanks for the crisp and clear pictures. Eye candy all around. Cheers, DC

Welcome to the TZH SQUAD, Ian. Can't wait to see what you cook up with that Mini!

Wow, a thousand dollars for a kit like that. Well, I'm sure that's a great deal, but that's still a heck of a lot of dough.

Nice. Love the hand lettering.

Rylan, what a marvelous truck. It fits right in, definitely a heavy hitter. Great weathering too. Wow.

Beautiful paint and graphics. The whole model really is striking not just because of its length. Nice work.

Oh my, Peter, just when you think you've seen it all done to a Mercury, you dish out more beautiful eye candy. Amazing model, and absolutely gorgeous! The work on the engine bay is gravy. Thanks for sharing.

Nice work on that chassis, and the wheels are beautiful too. This is going to be a wonderful model.

It sure is. About 3-4 brushes fit in there all taken apart. Always be careful with the needles, which is why I clean them separetely.

Steven, go to the WANTED section and post and I am sure you will get a more general traffic, perhaps someone will have the kit and is willing to trade. Keep us posted.

Thanks, Terry, I will be watching.

LOL, Mark. That's just too funny. I go to Daytona Bikeweek every year and I get to see plenty of that, but on the ladies.

I'm glad to hear lots of folks are addicted to the photographing of their models . . . Wow, Scott, I have to confess I have never heard of this approach, but I don't see why not . . .

Bring it on, Don, you are welcome to think outside the box and stretch the guideliness as much as you want. As long as the eye candy keeps rolling, that's fine with me. Rob, I texted you. Let me know when and if you get it!