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It's been over a year since I posted on this build. This is my update. The first set of pictures kind of show why it's taking so long. I'm not very neat or well organized, so 45 minutes out of each hour is used to fined something I need. My wife can't stand to look at this mess. Here are a...

Here is a long overdue completion of my 1/24th us soldier on picket duty during the incursion into Mexico in 1916. Hope it was worth the wait. It is the follow-up figure for this one I did some years ago.

This is a 1/16th sculpt I've been working on for a long time. Used some extra time off to finish it. The figure is a Marine stationed on "the fighting top" around the 1779 time frame. My painting and photography skills are some what lacking any advice would be welcomed.

Here are a few shots of my latest sculpt painted. It's been awhile since I painted a figure.

Here are a few shots of my latest 1/10th figure. It is a US soldier during the US war with Mexico around 1846.

Here are a few shots of a 1/10th figure I've been working on. The figure represents a US Army radio operator(RTO) sometime during the Vietnam war. The piece is totally made from discarded plastics such as: sprure, disposable razor handles, and plastic flatware. If I did this write here is a link...

As I read the tagline about recasting, which I agree with 100%. I bit confused about what makes a figure a recast? I'm working on a 1/10th bust using the old monogram Vietnam War memorial figure as my base. I made a copy of the head to use a reference for eye nose and mouth placement, everything...

Dose anyone know what happed to the English site Millitary Modlleing? I haven't been able to reach it for about a week.

With US troops deployed to the boarder with Mexico, I thought I'd post this work I started in 2016, to show how little History changes. The figure represents A US soldier (National Guardsman) on duty on the US/Mexico boarder. The figure is an original sculpt, made from sprue . The scale is...

These are a few update pictures of a Cont. Marine firring from the fighting top. This coat of paint is used to find flaws in the sculpting and is not ment tobe a primer coat.

Just a couple of WIP shots of a US Marine circa 1775-78. The figure is for a group build at another site, but will ultimately end up on my grandson desk. He is a Sgt. in the corps. The figure will be place figting from fighting top, or what I would call the crows nest. OK, I really can't...

Today I was at an Ace hardware in Amarillo Texas, I saw a Dremal 3D printer for $699.00 is this a good price?

Several shots of my latest figure. A 1/16th US infantrymen taking a short rest while clearing a town, somewhere in Europe. I put the first shot in because: the flag in the case is my Fathers, The picture on the left is my grandson, and the right is me.some 40yrs ago Hope you enjoy.

I,ve been working on this figure using melted sprue to create the figure Here are a couple of shots as the figure is going into it's sanding and smoothing stage Here is a a shot of the base..I've done a lot of SBS shots of the pack and stuff..Will try to work a SBS soon the process is...

I've been away for awhile but I,m back. Here are some shots of my latest piece. It's a 1/10th scale German Panzer Sgt. I did the figure using leftover sprue, melted and shaped. It's painted in oils, but painting not a strong suite for. Hope you enjoy would like to here any comments

Here is the painted and finished US Marine from the 1898 Spanish American war during the fight for "Getmo". It is a 1/16Th sculpt using sprue as the primary medium for the figure, the base is from an old makeup jar of my wife, I made a mold of the Marine corps eagle globe and ancore and cast it...

Here are a few photos of a project I,m doing for a group build at Armourama. The figure is a 16th scale US Marine during the Spanish American war of 1898. He is involved in a battle for the US base at "Getmo" Cuba.

Hello: this is my latest work. It is a 1/16th scale original sculpt using only leftover sprue as my sculpting matieral. The figure is that of a US Marine taking cover during the battle of Khe Sahn, during the Tet offensive of 1968. Painted in oils. Thanks for looking

Here are a few shots of my latest figure, It repersents a US Marine taking cover during the siege of khe Sahn 1968. It's 1/16th scale made form recycled sprue. Not including the sandbags of the base it is made from twentyfive individual pieces, fifteen for the figure and ten for the weapon and...

Here is a little project I,ve been working on for a few months off and on. It features a Sherman tank crew taking a rest break. During the early part of WW2. It's main figure is the soldier Reading his letter from home,and one of the crewmen, who didn't get mail trying to read over his shoulder...