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 to the how to. https://forum.ipmsusa3.org/topic/20356-110th-figure-start/ I'm not sure when I'll paint or even if I will paint it, but if I do I'll post the finished photos.

That's some incredible work and even more so because you created it out of recycled plastics instead of using a putty like Magic Sculpt. Awesome job getting the fine details taken care of. Being that I served as an RTO for a while, I really like this figure.

Cheers,
James

No one would ever - could ever! - think that the figure is made from recycled plastics. It's simply fantastic work - even down to the buckles on the Alice pack.

I just noticed, that there is a medallion around the figure's neck, but I can't make out what's inside the circle of the medallion. What is it?

It is the old 60's piece symbol over a dog tag. Oddly enough that was the hardest peace to get right. Took seven tries to get it.

That is amazing, not just the figure but how you made it. This gives new meaning to the term scratch build.

Indeed, this was well-made. Kudos to you sir!

Thank you for the kind words.