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  1. Dr. Cranky

    The F-tub

    Dr. Cranky replied to mrm's topic in WIP: Model Cars

    It might be complicated but the results are very good, and cool, and you are going to end up with a highly original and creative model. Please keep it going.
  2. Dr. Cranky
    Oh man, I love that color. What it is? Great job on this model.
  3. Dr. Cranky
    It looks very good. Can't wait to see more.
  4. Dr. Cranky
    You can never go wrong with this kit. Looking forward to more of this build.
  5. Dr. Cranky
    I think even as a curbside it would look pretty cool. A nice simple diorama base and you are good to go.
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    I am liking every aspect of it. Keep it going.
  7. Dr. Cranky
    It's a beauty, all right!
  8. Dr. Cranky
    It's official, Doctor Cranky is SPEECHLESS!
  9. Dr. Cranky
    The graphics are most certainly cool. Great colors and the interior details fit it perfectly. Nice work.
  10. Dr. Cranky
    Manny, those look great. The trick is to get the effect in scale as much as possible.
  11. Dr. Cranky
    LOL! That's too cold for EYEGORE!
  12. Dr. Cranky
    Good job! I like it!
  13. Dr. Cranky
    S.A. = Styrene Addict Just my two cents. I love threads like this one. Thank you.
  14. Dr. Cranky
    For those of you looking for something new to try, check this out:
  15. Dr. Cranky
    Hum . . . I can already see the cargo this one might be hauling!
  16. Dr. Cranky
    Thanks, James, I will check back.
  17. Dr. Cranky
    Wonderful subject indeed, and I agree with Harry. Sometimes the subject matter in scale becomes irresistible.
  18. Dr. Cranky
    Yes sir, it's cold, but very very bright. Great light for photographing models!
  19. Dr. Cranky
    Again , I can't wait to see this one painted and done in 2012.
  20. Dr. Cranky
    I agree with Bill, if I don't see (or lose one) something I like, I wait around. Besides, I am not a collector, I am a builder and as such I have plenty of WIPs on the bench.
  21. Dr. Cranky
    Man, I wish that second picture were not so blurry. I'd like to really have a look at that interior.
  22. Dr. Cranky
    I try to remove all of that stuff, and if it's a tough spot, I cover it with something else . . . .
  23. Dr. Cranky
    Thanks for trying to get it going again, Gregg. Don't let stress get to ya.
  24. Dr. Cranky
    Hang in there, buddy. You have to be extra strong during the tough moments like this one. Focus on the great life you both have shared.
  25. Dr. Cranky
    I sand mine, and it's always a lot of work, but it helps relax me. I do agree with J on making the tires out of styrene too, and when you look at the work military builders have been doing to make their tires look ultra realistic you realize they are on to something.
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