Dr. Cranky

Thanks, buddy, I appreciate the kind words, but there's some amazing talent here where people are doing tremendous, awe-inspiring work. So the inspiration is a two way street!

Stasch, that looks fantastic. I love it. Printout can really make an interior pop . . . and it's simple to do . . .

Stasch, that looks fantastic. I love it. Printout can really make an interior pop . . . and it's simple to do . . .

I like the color, and so far you've established a smooth, clean build. Keep it going.

Well, this sucker is going to be a curbside, but I did hear from the driver of this vehicle that the engine is really a beast, so I have to take his word for it.

I am liking the interior and the chop looks good. Can't wait to see more.

Ray, I would agree, you can use a round shape (in the right scale) and then moisten the tissue with the water/glue mixture and let it dry overnight. Once you pop the balloon the tissue should keep its shape and the balloon will not stick too bad to the tissue . . . give it a try, experiment, and please don't forget to post a couple of pictures of your results.

You are armed to the teeth. Perfect! Keep it going. Nothing like scratch-built weapons to get the blood pumping on these builds!

Thanks, K.S., the primer has dried nicely overnight, so that means I can get going on the paint as soon as I figure out what will work best. Stay tuned in.

Nice model, I like the interior and how the details come through.

Oh that's smooth and sweet. It's gonna look great, all the right attitude!

Yes, if anyone knows anything. Usually Ed's around more often than he's been lately. Hope everything is well.

More eye candy, please. We need our daily ration!

I think it came in a Warhammer 40K Chaos Defiler kit. One kit from Warhammer 40K will give you lots of great bits. They are expensive, but the right kit, like the Defiler, will go a long ways! I've always wanted to build a Mini Cooper with the legs of the Defiler, but then again, I've already done such a thing in another build . . . Just keep the imagination juices (Cranky Juice!) flowing!

Here are all the parts of this build in primer . . . Plastikote all the way . . . I really like the uniformity that primer brings the styrene . . . a great canvas awaits! One more: Believe it or not, those are all the parts that will need to be painted and weathered . . .

Thanks, Jose . . . I just finished shooting some primer . . . stay tuned in for more. Plastikote grey primer all the way!

Here are a few pics to keep your enjoyment at a maximum! LOL. This is Warhammer 40K meets Revell's 2009 Challenger. Indeed, I think they make a good match . . . If you are a Zombie and you see this one coming, you better get out of the way! Stay tuned in for more . . . .

These details are going to pay off BIG in the long run. Great follow through. Keep it going.

Oh yes, blame technology. I'm still taking pictures . . .

One step closer to primer!

I like the color and the clean build. Great going.

THE CRUSHER is coming together . . . next up is primer . . .

Thanks, Joe. This one is coming together well and pretty quick too! Stay tuned in for more.

Excellent, beautiful and classy! Congrats.

It's too late to turn back now, the fun is on-going!