I figured I wrap up the Machinas range for the time being with this post. I'm sure there may be more, but it's time to move on to ot...

The Fleetline car just wasn't doing it for me, so I sacrificed it as a wreck (don't worry; it cost me all of a dollar.) I don't ...

Two Hour Wargames just released Red Sand Brown Sky, post apocalyptic gladiatorial fighting (or small skirmishing). You'll need Red San...

Rear view nightmare Seer Class vehicles Getting ready for the Thunder Race Little and Big guns Last race of the day

These are the last of the cars I will make for the Machinas; there's no more room in the carrying case. Well, there's a little bit o...

Here are three more vehicles. The first is an Ahead class Saint Chevy's Fleetline (based on a '47 Chevy Fleetline.) I didn't d...

Each wheeled infernal was treated as a religious relic, a gift from the Oppenheimer's saintly Friends. The priests knew these were gifts...

I don't normally link to other people's posts, but this project was just too fun to not share with others who might miss it otherwis...

One of the more difficult parts of this hobby is finding some decent storage options without spending too much money, without resorting to s...

Here's the latest in my Machinas collection. I liked the arrangement on my "Tormenta," ('62 Chevy), but since I'm sel...

This evening, I made a couple drop-in options for my pick-up truck (with the towing rig shown as it would be set up.) These came out be...

“Brother Pilots, raise your high hand to Oppenheimer.” The drivers stood on their hoods, next to open doors, or sat on hatch rims of...