Dr. Cranky

Can't wait to see the next transformation.

Thanks, folks . . . yeah, I might just try it again with some of the HOK clear I have here . . . it should work just fine . . . I've got to be brave. LOL.

It's a good reason to watch the show again. LOL.

Oh you know I've got to get my hands on a few of those armed jeeps from Italeri! Great subjects coming out soon, I hope.

I agree, that Mack is wonderful. Where are you hiding your builds, Harry? Where can we go see more of them, you rascal?

What kind of tips, Lane?

A hard lesson to learn, that's how I lost my Paasche airbrush (and then switched to Iwata, which was fine) but again not the product, not the tool's fault. All my fault. As a matter of fact, I've been meaning to try it again, and then really clean up the AB after I'm done.

I haven't seen one around.

It's useful if you want to build a Camaro. Yes, not SPAM.

You should see the prices for HOK and others . . . including the new Shimmrin 2 line . . .

Thanks for the great pictures. Wow, some great models on the table. My favorite so far was the WIP section.

Nice. I think both Bill and Ken Hamilton have done this kind of work with great results.

Looking good. What scale is that?

This is one of the best duos I've seen in a while. Great job. Love it. Congrats.

It sure is a nice twist. I like it a lot. Great job. A+

That's looking good. I like those rims and tires. Keep it going.

Can't wait for the next installment, John.

David, way back when I started I mixed in some HOK clear and hardener and ruined an airbrush. It was my fault in that I didn't clean the airbrush as well as I should have, but since then I've been hesitant to do that . . .

Derrick, good you found it. I use it straight from the can. I would say test it on a spoon over Tamiya first just to make sure. I only use this over Auto Air Color and HOK. Let me know how it goes, post your results.

I think candies might get you close to what you are after . . .

Keep it going, nice line up of Mopars in the background.

Kenn, the execution is fabulous . . . some wonderful styling cues . . . but there are some rough spots still on the body. Are you sanding again? This thing is going to be super cool, and you'll end up with a model that nobody's ever seen. Well, you know what I mean. We are seeing it as you build it, this is pure eye candy.

You make it look easy and the results are excellent. I've been wanting to do something with the varigated gold leaf with a paint job . . .

Can't wait. Bring it on. Cheers, DC

Thanks for doing this, Kenn. Looking forward to it and seeing what everyone does. Very exciting.