Dr. Cranky

Nice model indeed!

Thanks, Mike. No, that's just a blue backdrop. I was having fun taking pictures of the HO scale mini diorama I built. It was loads of fun.

Thanks, Jeff. I appreciate it.

Wow, you really smooth that cab and did a great job on it. I'm really liking the way this is going. It's going to be a long, stretched-out build with that trailer.

I like the Warbucks!

I am getting both the last 41 Willys (Lapiz Lazuli and True Blue) and the Challenger ready for final clear and polishing and then that's it for now. The building will begin depending and which one calls out to me first. LOL.

You are on a roll. I love the color of the original, hope you will match it. Maybe you can sell the model for 16,569 dollars!

Dick, it sure is, it's pure eye candy, plus a great read, and I'm not saying that just because of the centerfolds!

They are quite a bit of fun which is why I'm trying to light a fire here so that we get lots of new and exciting eye candy in 2012.

That Camaro and Ford Panel Truck are amazing. I see rust and shine also course in your veins! Great work. Get ready for 2012. Let there be more eye candy.

Oh man, and check out the small skate boards! HA. Great picture.

That would be great, if someone would step up to fill the void.

It pops. POPS! Nice job.

And, of course, there was this other collaboration between Jim "Hollywood" Fernandez and Ken "Wildhare" Hamilton which produced this one:

Dave, you are right. In my mind there's nothing more rewarding than a box stock beautifully built.

Thanks, Jeff. I thought it'd be cool. There have been all kinds of collaborations over the years. One of my favorites is the "CAMP MULE" that Pat Covert and Ken Hamilton built together. Pat the initial scratch-building, and Ken painted, weathered and detailed.

BEAUTIFUL, what else is there to say? You are CRAZY AND SICK WITH STYRENE ADDICTION, John, which is great for all of us!

Looks nice, definitely a different subject! Keep it going.

Since we have an even number year this coming year, I thought it'd be a great idea to see more collaborations among friends on this forum. Those of you who are in clubs together, or who live in the same town, but also others who are best buddies in different parts of the country, like Doctor Cranky and Chuck Most, for example, who have a few collaborations in progress. It'd be great to see dynamic duos form and begin to share your collaborations on this forum. What do you guys think? It's just a neat idea and you can take however long you want, etc . . .

Andy, I really enjoy your videos and I hope more people go over to your channel and check out your new hobby room. You are doing a wonderful job on that Henry J. Keep it going.

Thanks for the heads up, George. I will check them out!

That's a great tip, Douglas. Hope your printer can print up white, or else it comes out clear.

Here's a quick little vid, enjoy:

Thanks for the support of your comments and suggestions, folks.

Same here, I get them all every month including Kustom Culture and The Rodders' Journal!