Forge. Build. Create.
Hand‑crafted customs from the GVC Lair — dioramas, vinyls, artwork, and diecast builds.
GVC's Arsenal
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Diecast Division
The Diecast Division showcases our continuously expanding collection of premium diecast models,...
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The GVC Forge Emblems
The GVC Forge Emblems collection is where the Lair stores its official...
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Custom Vinyl Decals
One‑of‑one designs, bold lines, Viking‑graffiti energy, Cricut‑ready and made in‑house, at the...
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Diorama Sets/Props & Accessories
parking lots, off‑road trails, display worlds, and props and accessories to go...
⚔️ About Georgey’s Viking Craft Co. Where grit, creativity, and chaos get hammered into something worth keeping.
🔥 How GVC came to life: I always wanted my own company — my own brand — but for most of my life, I didn’t know what that could be. I wasn’t a mechanic, I wasn’t a construction guy, and there are so many landscaping businesses around here, it seems the majority of them flop. To top it off, poor life choices and lifestyles forced me into a five or so‑years of in and out prison sentences. And in that time, with nothing but pencils and time, I found the one thing that felt like mine: art. I drew every day. I learned portraits. I sharpened my skills until they became a lifeline. Inside those walls, I promised myself that when I got out, I’d build something with my art — something real. I was released in June 2024, and reality hit fast. I bounced between fast‑food jobs, sometimes working two at a time, Dairy Queen and Subway were the most recent, when I was clocking out of one just to clock into the other. I hated it. I knew I was worth more. I had a better destiny in store, I can just feel it. After losing a restaurant job — not by choice — I finally accepted the truth: as a three‑time convicted felon in a small town, of Greenbrier County, Lewisburg West Virginia, nobody was going to hand me a future. I had to build one.So I did. ⚡ The birth of the Brand: Living in a motel with my girlfriend, I started collecting small‑scale cars. Then customizing them. Then building diorama scenes. Then designing vinyl decals. I mixed everything I loved —art, diecasts, dioramas, graffiti, and the Viking identity I’d built through years of surviving and evolving. It wasn’t just a hobby anymore. It was a recipe. It was a brand. It was GVC. We eventually moved into my house — a place that needed work, a place that has been, and still as of this writing, tests us — but it gave me space to build. Space to create. Space to grind. Since then, I’ve been investing everything I have into growing GVC into something real: a company that can support us, evolve, and one day maybe even employ people who share the same passion and the same hunger to rebuild their lives.🛠️ The mission to turn struggle into story. To craft art that feels alive. To build custom pieces that carry meaning, identity, and attitude. To work with people and bring their visions to life — no matter how wild. GVC is about evolving. Growing. Pushing forward even when life swings back. Stay tuned. We’re building bigger. We’re building better. And we’re just getting started. If you’ve got a vision, a design, or an idea you want brought to life — hit us up and let’s build some shit. Ahoot!
A Look Behind the Forge
What’s been on the bench lately — builds, ideas, and the chaos that fuels GVC.
Just a peek at what I got going on
I'll update here and there, show different projects or different parts of the personal collection
This is my skyline collection, some of it anyway. It is up for sale right now... Any offers? Id like to get 250ish, 225 maybe. Or a nice trade?
Some vinyl work
Learn more about the creator, the craft, and how to work with Georgey’s Viking Craft Co.
Inside the Forge: More About GVC
The Story Behind the Lead Viking Of GVC..⚓❤️🩹
I’ve been drawing for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I was always sketching something — cars, skulls, graffiti, punk‑style art, tattoo ideas. I loved anything with wheels, especially 1:64 scale cars and motorcycles. Skating took over most of my teenage years until a bad car accident forced me to quit, but the art never left. I always kept a sketchbook close.
After turning 18, life took a hard turn. I made some stupid choices that led to felony charges, and eventually, prison. In total, I spent about five years locked up — in and out from ages 20 to 27. But that time became the forge that reshaped me.
Inside, I found purpose in art again. I spent months drawing portraits, doing calligraphy, designing tattoos, and even building things out of popsicle sticks. I worked as a Dementia Patient Orderly for 14 months, taking care of older inmates who couldn’t care for themselves. I met good people. I learned patience. I learned discipline. And I learned that art was more than a hobby — it was survival.
When I got out in 2024, I tried the regular jobs a felon can get — fast food, factory work, restaurant gigs. None of it felt right. But my love for mini cars came back strong. In a year, I collected over a thousand pieces — chases, treasure hunts, old school stuff from the 70s and 80s. I bought, sold, traded, and started making real money with it.
Then I bought a Cricut. Started making vinyls. Started building dioramas. Started mixing everything I loved — art, cars, woodwork, graffiti, Norse mythology, and the Viking identity I carry. (Yes — the helmet and ram horn tattoo on my head came from prison too.)
That’s when it clicked:Why not combine everything I’m good at and build a brand out of it?
And so, Georgey’s Viking Craft Co. was born.
Now I’m two years out, still grinding, still building, still growing this thing into something that can support me and my girlfriend, Kim. I want to meet more collectors, make more badass art, build more customs, and eventually create my own castings — my own line of cars with my art and other artists’ designs.
There’s a lot more to my story, but if you stick with us on this journey, you’ll learn all about my weird ass. I love meeting new people, swapping stories, checking out collections, and showing off the vault. If you ever want to talk cars, art, customs, or want something made —hit me up, friend. Ahoot!
🛡️Custom Vinyl Orders Guide
What I Offer
I design and cut high‑quality custom vinyl decals for diecast builds, toolboxes, windows, helmets, wood planks, and personal projects.Logos, names, racing numbers, sticker‑bomb themes, freestyle designs — if you can imagine it, I can cut it.
How to Place a Custom Order
You can order two ways, whichever is easier for you:
1. Order Directly on the Website (In early access, this may not be available, so you would have to contact me!)
Use the Custom Vinyl Order product listing.When you add it to your cart, you’ll be able to:
Upload your reference photo or logo
Type the name/wording you want
Choose size
Choose color
Add any special notes
This keeps everything clean and organized for both of us.
2. Contact Me Personally
If you prefer talking it out, message me on:
Facebook (GVC page, @Georgeys Viking Craft Co-GVC
Personal Phone: 304-585-0920
Email: georgey1488@gmail.com
Just send:
Your idea or reference pic
Size you want
Color
Where it’s going (car, wood sign, toolbox, etc.)
Any style notes (bold, thin, graffiti, clean, etc.)
I’ll reply fast, confirm the design, and send you a preview before cutting.
Turnaround Time
Most custom vinyls are ready same day or next day, depending on size and detail.
Pricing
Pricing depends on:
Size
Detail level
Single color vs multi‑layer
Whether you want a full sticker‑bomb theme or a simple name/logo
I keep everything fair, affordable, and transparent.You’ll always get a quote before I cut anything.
What You Can Expect
Clean cuts
Strong adhesive
Smooth application
Fast communication
A preview before I cut
A product that actually matches your idea
🛠️Custom Diecast Builds
What I Build
Every custom diecast that leaves the GVC forge is rebuilt by hand from the ground up.I offer full‑process customs including:
Wheel swaps
Stance & camber tuning
Airbrushed paint jobs
Custom decals & vinyl liveries
Interior detailing
Diorama‑ready display builds
From clean OEM‑style restorations to gritty street builds, every piece is crafted to feel alive.
How to Request a Custom Build
You can start a build two ways:
1. Order Through the Website
Use the Custom Diecast Build product listing.You’ll be able to:
Choose the base casting (or send your own)
Pick wheel style
Select paint color or finish
Add decal ideas
Add notes for stance, theme, or special requests
This keeps everything organized and lets me start your build faster.
2. Contact Me Directly
If you want to talk through the idea first, message me on:
Facebook (GVC page)
Email (listed on the Contact page)
Send me:
The casting you want
Your theme or inspiration pics
Color ideas
Wheel style
Any special mods (widebody, weathering, graffiti, etc.)
I’ll confirm the plan, give you a quote, and lock in your build slot.
Turnaround Time
Most builds take 3–7 days, depending on:
Paint curing time
Detail level
Decal complexity
Whether you’re sending your own casting
Rush builds may be available — just ask.
Pricing
Pricing varies based on:
Base casting
Paint style (solid, metallic, candy, multi‑layer)
Wheel type
Decal complexity
Interior or engine detailing
Diorama add‑ons
You’ll always get a clear quote before I start.
What You Can Expect
Clean drilling and reassembly with screws
Smooth paint and clear coat
Sharp decals and vinyl graphics
Rolling wheels unless you request stance lock
Fast communication
A build that feels like it came straight out of the GVC forge
⚔️ 🏁🏳️Partnerships & Donations
Partner With GVC
Georgey’s Viking Craft Co. is built on collaboration, creativity, and community.I work with small creators, 3D printers, artists, diecast builders, and local businesses who want to bring unique ideas to life.
If you create wheels, engines, accessories, diorama pieces, decals, or digital art, I’m always open to teaming up on:
Limited‑run builds
Co‑branded products
Diorama collabs
Custom vinyl or decal sets
If you’ve got an idea, I’m ready to forge it with you.
Donations & Support
GVC is a small, growing workshop — and every tool, material, and casting helps keep the forge burning.I accept donations of:
Diecast cars (new or used)
Tools and hobby supplies
Paints, brushes, airbrush materials
3D‑printed parts
Vinyl sheets and scrap
Wood, foam board, or diorama materials
Your support helps me create more builds, more art, and more content for the community.
Why Donate?
People donate because they want to:
Support a small creator
See their donated castings turned into custom builds
Help grow the GVC workshop
Be part of the movement and the Kindred community
Every donation is appreciated and used with purpose.
How to Send Donations or Start a Partnership
You can reach out directly through:
Facebook (GVC page: GeorgeysVikingCraftCo-GVC)
Phone: 304-585-0929
Email: georgey1488@gmail.com
Tell me what you’d like to donate or what kind of partnership you’re thinking about.I reply fast and keep everything simple and straightforward.
What You Can Expect
Clear communication
Honest use of materials
Shoutouts when appropriate
Collaborative energy
A growing brand that values its community