#rexstewart

‘Death Valley Days’ was one of the longest running television series that lasted through three decades from 1952 - 1970. Here, i present the partial completion of the nostalgic Twenty Mule Borax Wagons...researched and handsculpted in wood...https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10222338160383531 

A ‘fast-forward’ in my current build of the nostalgic Twenty Mule Borax Wagons...https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10222299057085973.

This is my morning ‘picture window’ where I look East and take in the various formations of nature (with meditation and appreciation). It is here where beauty begins and transcend through my studio work throughout the day and during the evening when the world winds down.

Modifying a vintage Airfix kit can be extremely painstaking when adding additional details and replacing plastic with wood. However, the result is worth the effort. To view the early stages of this build kindly visit https://classicshipmodelminiatures.blogspot.com 

Damaged kit model taken to another level through restoration...https://www.facebook.com/rex.stewart3/posts/10219015826767267.

Rex Stewart – cornet Dickie Wells – trombone John Bunch – piano Leonard Gaskin – bass Charlie Masterpaolo – drums

(via https://youtube.com/watch?v=tzZhr9HppIM&si=_VHrXzt3bK6IGZAu)

The Happy Jazz of Rex Stewart, also reissued as The Rex Stewart Memorial Album, is an album by cornetist Rex Stewart which was recorded in 1960 and released on Prestige Records’ subsidiary Swingville label. “The music is full of good spirits and memorable moments … Highly recommended and well worth searching for” – Scott Yanow/AllMusic.