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I love it! brought back some fond memories of Korea 1977, I was in the Marines at the time. We had a four hour pass in one of the local vills, of course I spent my time drinking. On the way back in a duce and a half I needed relieve myself so out of the back of the truck and onto the escorting...

Here is the finished piece

Thanks for kind words attached is link to an IPMS site where I went into spme detail about I reclaim sprue and other plastics. ]https://forum.ipmsusa3.org/topic/20356-110th-figure-start/

Hello, Here are a few shots of a completed 1/10th bust of a US infantryman during the Mexican American war. The figure is made of reclaimed sprue melted then shaped. It's the first painted figure I've done in a few years. hope you all enjoy. Comments always welcomed.

Sounds interesting' would be happy to see it.

great work so far, nice thing you are doing to honor friends.

Yea, I forgot to mention that you really need to watch the toaster when melting the plastic. I get about five to six years out of one, not bad for twenty bucks. I'll buy my wife a new one and I'll get the old ones, it's a good trade.

I'm up north in Amarillo, although I was born near Houston, Galveston to be exact.

Here is a link to the basic how to on reworking sprue https://forum.ipmsusa3.org/topic/20356-110th-figure-start/

I'm new here just wanted to say hello. I'm a figure person, and I use old plastic to create my figures.

I'M new here, but I'd like to submit this figure. It's a 1/10th bust of a US inf c. 1846 during the Mexican American war. I sculpted it out of sprue and am in the process of painting it.