Frisky Puppy and Claude the Cat - Bookends

Frisky Puppy is an innocent puppy that delights in barking and scratching (like many pups!). One of his favorite games is to sneak up behind Claude the Cat and bark wildly, startling Claude. Eventually Claude wants revenge and goes after the puppy. Introduced in 1950 by legendary cartoonist Chuck Jones, the pair had three episodes originally: "Two's a Crowd (1950)," "Terrier Stricken (1952)," and "No Barking (1954)." I used the lumber yard scene from "No Barking" as inspiration for this model. Since the original scene had a long pile of boards and a pipe separating the two, I created bookends to make the scale workable.

There are quite a few parts, but they should be clearly labelled. Using the project file will help with organization.  At original scale, don't bother with the claws. They're only useful if you're scaling up.