Dr. Cranky

Does anybody know any other good Country songs that Doctor Cranky can use Grandma in before she gets eaten by the Zombies? Also, if you have not considered joining the Toothless Zombie Hunter Squad, you can reconsider by going here and checking out some of the amazing work these model builders are doing. Yes, they are IN FACT building models! http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=52127&st=0

HA! I hadn't thought about that! I guess you are right. Cranky SMURF! LOL!

LOL! Well, for those of you who asked for it, here's more: This for all CRANKYHEADS out there, and please feel free to print it up and keep it near your work bench and always know that Doctor Cranky will be watching over your shoulder, Styrene Addict that he is! Cheers, DC Oh here goes more bandwith, Gregg: And no, that's not a pillow around the Old Doctor's mid-section, it's 100% USDA choice SCRAPPLE! :lol:

Here's a special video about mailing in your models to join the CARAVAN!

George, I like Simple Green too, but I've used (with glove on) Purple Power with great results.

Jim, it's perhaps time to take some pictures of it before it disappears forever. And, of course, if you take some shots, share them with us, please.

Cruz, I saw this beauty on your Fotki. Wow, buddy, another winning model. Beautiful!

Joseph, a lubricant is a must. Thanks for bringing it up. Jared, another suggestion, and this is straight form my own work bench, I use one of those jewelry sound wave cleaners to keep my airbrushes working beautifully and properly. They used to be expensive, but now you can get them reasonably cheap.

Tony, I used to follow the instructions on the paint, and seriously I do not like instruction sheets that don't have them. I think paint suggestions are always welcomed.

Gentlemen can we return to a more gratifying philosophical discussion of the ethics of wiring our engines with human hair?

That's the idea, Christian, to keep everyone salivatin' over the possibilities!

LOL, Christian, how do you think I light my stoggies! My apologies for having earned another post by posting something insignificant and rather oompish loompish!

Thanks for the wonderful update, Joe, I will go back and add the edited version to Post #1. Wow, 75 and counting. The CARAVAN is growing. Let's make this one go over the hills and into the horizon! LONG LIVE THE TZH SQUAD!

I do too, Mike, it's one of my faves in the bunch.

Steven, I couldn't tell you. Chuck Most would know for sure. The only CONTINENTAL KIT I have is from AMT, I think. Ken, it'd be great to have a better look at that plow . . . a better angle on it so we can enjoy the imagineering behind it. Thanks.

Jared, you probably have paint residue in there. I say take it apart again and clean it, or leave it soaking in warm soapy water over night and see if that helps. If not you will have to clean out the chamber with a micro brush.

Rick, you are right about that. What happened to January, where did it go?

Lots of very unique ideas . . . and a few of these might make great 3-DAY weekend projects.

Those working doors are super cool. Nice work, and it looks like you've returned to your youth and are now playing with toys. Pure eye candy, thanks for feeding us some this TGIF. Cheers, DC

I do it both ways depending on the type of build. If it's a junker or daily driver, I might glue it all together and then paint. If its a shiny and detailed build, then I paint the parts separate.

I'm liking it!

Instructions? What instructions? :lol:

Amen to that, John!

Nice. Of course those bathrooms are super realistic! Thanks for the eye candy!

If you've ever thought of building one of these, here's a great link that Mercman (Junior) posted over in The Model Builders Forum, and I am sharing it here with you. http://www.rodsnsods.co.uk/forum/topic/unusual-camper-van-conversions-26198 Hope you get your daily allowance of eye candy for the day.