Dr. Cranky

Wayne, these are gorgeous, buddy. Don't hold back on any eye candy. Keep sharing it with us. WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wayne, I painted the wheels with Vallejo model air white, and then hit them up with a little flat clear. They stay sticky for a couple of days and then dry up nicely. I am hoping the paint won't crack over time, but we'll find out . . . thanks of the kind words. Everyone, thank you for the kind words and generosity of spirit. I would not be half the builder if it weren't for all the inspiration you guys share on this forum.

Steve, great to see you (and hear from you) and for chiming in.

Derrick, he sure is! LOL!

Thanks, Bruce.

I made quick work out of mine, not a problem.

Oh my, Chuck, this thing is looking perfect. So keep it going, I'm looking right over your shoulders . . .

One of my all-time favorite of your builds, John. You really know how to hit the ball out of the park, amigo.

Holy smokes, I love this last round of pictures. That thing looks perfect for the Toothless Zombie Squad! Great job.

Love that deep deep color. Can't wait to see more.

Thank you all for the nice comments. Stay tuned in for more.

Wow, a beautiful job. Love it in black!

See you soon, Adam!

That is a nice score indeed.

Oh I like the way this one is looking. Keep it going. Hope to see more progress soon.

Great build, love the pictures.

I would love to see the Tim Boyd or Drew H. collection. They probably have a thousand builds between the two of them.

Yes, do they have a website? A link?

Here's a little video . . . and I am uploading another, better quality one:

Christian, thanks buddy for the amazing eye candy. That's what I'm talking about. Bring on the styrene addiction. Slixx, there are pictures of that build over in my Fotki. Here's the link, enjoy: http://public.fotki.com/vsuarez666/voodoo-customs-chop-shop/models-1/bug-zapper/

These make me want to build another Caddy. I have one or two kits left, but I need to get my hands on the Ghostbuster model.

I'm still looking now that I got all the models down for a good spring cleaning. I know a little late into Fall, right?

You should be right around the corner getting this one done. Can't wait.

I was going to say that when you round up your models like this, you do get a quick idea of where your building interests gather . . . a few shiny paint jobs, lots of RUST, some customs, lots of hot rods and rat rods, and also lots of OUT-THERE stuff. So it goes, all in the name of fun!

Like with math or electricity, I often tune out when things get a bit technical. LOL!