Dr. Cranky

I love the idea, Chuck. Why not? Go for it. The objective in this hobby is to have fun, and that project looks like a lot of fun.

LOL, Rob, you caught me with a fairly new and clean cutting matt which I use for these kinds of shots . . . It's true, it's true . . . I think EYEGORE is the real builder in the Lab-RAT-ory!

Thanks, everyone. Chuck I came very close to use a Dodge van too. Thanks everyone for your encouragement and help . . . I hope this one will move along at a good clip tomorrow.

It looks like a monster. Beautiful stance. It's going to be a wonderful model. Please keep it going.

Oh man, I love that color. The whole thing looks wonderful. Nice job, Brett.

Thanks, John, let me see where it goes tomorrow when I paint the body. I feel like I have to get the body right and then everything else will fall into place.

Goody, more eye candy. Keep it coming.

I'd love to have one in a little town in an old building. Lots of rust around.

Wow, keep 'em coming, you guys are on a roll! Thank you.

Thanks, Michael . . . well, I've made a little progress on the chassis and the body. Unfortunately, I've decided not to stick with the original paint at all, so you know this one is headed into that rust and gunk universe Doctor Cranky calls heaven! Some of the elements are already in primer and the rust basecoat . . . I added an extension to the rear axles so that the tires would stick out a little more . . . And I like wide white walls, so I ABd them on with my circle template and Vallejo white paint . . .

The Chuckster must be busy building and listening to music. I can hear him from here!

Wonderful. I've always loved the Kow Yokoyama models. Nice one.

Hope you make more progress, John. Man, I would give anything to be able to watch you build in person.

This one needs to be done in model form, wow! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_8G3CB8_4k

What a beauty: Same vehicle outside:

Hope you have your earplugs handy:

What a beauty:

Great haul. I love that Comet model. Very cool. Congrats.

Beautiful work. I love your website too. Lots of eye candy there.

Nice, very nice work!

Wow, what an amazing collection of Caddys. This thread is weight is worth in gold! LOL!

Wow, Wayne, that's one detailed and beautiful engine. I'm getting ideas already.

Gee, how did I miss this one. Amazing work, John. You have one incredible, mind-blowing and eye-popping collection of models!

Thank you Tony and Walt. Yes, the minute I saw it and the two kits were on the shelf (67 VW Panel Truck and (John Mazmanian 41 Willys) I knew I was in for another styrene adventure. I am making progress. Got all the parts and am now working on the cab components.

Adam, count me in, I am definitely going! Now, of course, I have to round up all the stuff I plan to take.