Dr. Cranky

Directly, this is what I've been thinking about. None of us know how much time we are given, that's for sure, and although there are many medical advances, the truth of life is that we all must go, sooner or later, or as my doctor calls it: new people every hundred years. But it makes me think that if you live the life you have, not the life you would like or want, then I think you should be all right. That's what I try to do. Appreciate the moment, live it, and hope for another try the next day. One model at a time, one day at a time . . . it's the journey of it all. Gee, I think I've been spending too much time waxing poetic all these years!

Looks like it's got potential. I hope they sell it at a reasonable price cause it looks like a smaller can than say Plastikote.

Did someone say "rust?" Oh yeah, that's what I'm talking about, lots of great reference material. THanks, George. Long LIVE RUST!

Oh it looks like you are having a blast with this one. Please keep it going, keep up the progress.

Very nice. I love the spray booth.

Excellent foundational work.

Thank you for sharing the gold!

You guys working in these large scales are doing some AMAZING work. Keep it going, it's pure eye candy.

The fun continues, I am in awe of that frame.

I don't know, perhaps, knowing Bill I'm surprised his engines don't turn!

Nice jeeps in the right, make-it-POP! colors.

Welcome and we hope you stick around and share your styrene addiction with the rest of us. Enjoy the sights.

Wow, that is looking fabulous. Keep it going, we're watching over your shoulders.

Terry, that's a fabulous jig. I might make one to get those frame rails nice and square at the tips. Thank you.

They are releasing a new chipping/weathering kit. Stay tuned in for more.

No, not the money, but the liquid putty Games Workshop is about to release and which should make an interesting alternative for doing body work, etc . . . . http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/armySubUnitCats.jsp?catId=cat470003a&rootCatGameStyle=paints-tools

It too is definitely one of my favorite kits, and I must have built quite a few of them. I keep returning to it because I love the way it builds up. Like the Revell 41 Willys and the Revell 55 Chevy Belaire, it's just a real pleasure to build it time and again.

Great picture.

Wow, lots of great subjects.

Looks like a wonderful kit, and you've done justice to it. Love the colors. Nice model. Congrats.

Nice collection you got started there. Keep up the good work.

Shoot, even as a curbside, it's still one heck of a nice looking model. Different subject matter too to stay interested as a builder.

Hum, it looks good, and I might just consider picking up a couple too . . . it could be the foundation of a few new rat rods!

Hoping you are making more progress, John. Looking forward to more eye candy.

Looking forward to seeing more progress.