BullsEye '62 Impala--The Useful Years

[Dr. Cranky]

Although it's not much fun to watch glue dry, I am making progress on the base . . . stay tuned in for more progress.

[Art Laski]

Wow! The doctor is IN!!!!! Spectacular.

[hoopty388]

Here's some more progress tonight:

The interior is supposed to be trashed, but also frequented by someone who is up to no good!

with all those liquor bottles and magazines, are you sure it wasn't me in there?

[Mooneyzs]

Cranky... Your work amazes me my friend. This thing looks great. Keep up the great work. I love the target under the hood and how you made it with gun shots thru it

[ajulia]

Hello there Doc' You are truly someone many can look up to in our world of scale building!! Keep on wit the keepin on!! Love the vids too!! Too funny with the lab coat!!

[Dr. Cranky]

Making slow progress, and here's a little bit of what I'm doing:

[David G.]

As always, excellent work! You really have an eye for distressed metal and junk.

David G.

[pepperdrumstix]

I like where this is going. One fast question--where's the bullet holes on the sides of the car? Don't know of many shot up cars that had un-shot sides. I will watch this because I have heard of the salt method but not the salt and hairspray method. Must have missed one of your builds that used that method. I like the idea of the black base coat to paint over. I had used silver but it had no shadows or contrast in the weathering. Thanks DR.C for giving us a look into your world of styrene and talent. I heard the door creak but it opens wide to let us in. Patrick M

[Dr. Cranky]

:lol: I guess all the shooters respected the bullseye? But that didn't spare the rear trunk lid . . . somewhat. :P