1968 Chevy Nova spotted

This cool Nova stopped by the side lot today, some Foose rims and a cool paint job. Looks like a custom interior too, wanna see it under construction just check out the Cars page, on the right ( in browser view).

Ganger Scout Pony car

Check out the Mustang in my Cars page

 Part 1 of a long build. I'll keep them coming.
~Gelfin.

Resurrection!

I kinda forgot you were there. Real life jumped up and bit my arse, a few times, so the blog ended up on the back-burner. In the meantime...during the meanwhile... I have switched tack, rekindled a love of plastic kits and scratchbuilding and discovered the magic world of die cast.
I entertained, and still do, the idea of a model railway and used the Santa's Express train-set to get some starter stuff, he he.
My wargaming forums became stale, with few good models and fewer good comments, so I put that all aside for a while. No sense in throwing money at something if there's little love coming back. So I looked elsewhere. My eyes needed help and I figured if I switch up to larger scale models I could still enjoy my hobby. Then I got my glasses & an Optivisor, wowweee!
I've been trolling thru' tons of modelling forums of all aspects of the hobby and have been inspired to diversify across different genre's that I like.

So here's a taster of what I've been up to:

 A JCB3 by Dapol, 1/76 scale. Could not leave this archaic kit alone.

 A blown Mustang, Revell 1/25 scale, was s'posed to be stock, hah!

 Spoiler Alert: Can u see what I've done. Almost finished, a year in the making. I Love & Hate 1/25, you can do too much.

 Anyone know what this thing is? Stay tuned to find out what it's for.

 Picnic anyone? 1/35 scale roadside stop, mmm nom-nom.

That yellow thing is the back of my craft-knife handle. To get Focus!. 1/64 scale Chevy Nova II 1968, resto-mod. Hello die cast.

Yeah, I've been jumping all over the place. But that's nothing new. Join me while we explore.
~Gelfin