Top 10 uses for Warhammer 40K Sprues

Introduction

• Presenter: New collector of Warhammer 40K figures and vehicles
• Purpose: Creative ways to use extra sprues rather than throwing them away

10. Cobblestone Flooring

• Cut sprue into small squares (varying sizes for natural look)
• Glue using PVA on the base
• Prime with gray, apply black wash, dry brush with white
• Optional: Make a mold for mass production

9. Simple Wall

• Cut sprue into brick-sized pieces
• Use plastic glue to assemble in staggered pattern
• Adjust height using a figure for reference
• Prime with gray, apply black wash, dry brush

8. Small Building

• Use sprues for frames and supports
• Add coffee stirrers for wooden planks
• Imagination drives the creation (add cardboard, tubing)
• Simple paint job to finish

7. Anti-Tank Barricades

• Cut straight pieces of equal length
• Glue three pieces to form a teepee shape
• Attach onto bases with small stones for stability
• Paint to resemble mud and realistic terrain

6. Simple Ladder

• Cut a long piece in half for sides and smaller pieces for rungs
• Assemble carefully ensuring rungs are even
• Optionally sand for smoother finish
• Multipurpose: ladder, platform, walkway

5. Painting Holder

• Use a long piece to hold figures while painting
• Glue one foot of the figure to the sprue for easy removal
• Facilitate painting multiple figures simultaneously

4. Melting Sprues for Thin Plastic

• Requires well-ventilated area due to fumes
• Heat sprue to stretch into thin wires or shapes
• Can be used for aerials, wires, additional figure details

3. Nurgle Base

• Cut sprue into small pieces and glue onto base
• Heat and flatten using metal tool for melted effect
• Paint to resemble gooey, sludgy mess

2. Ork Barricade

• Cut sprue into irregular-length pieces and pointed ends
• Assemble with supportive back structure
• Paint with silver, apply washes for aged look

1. Mailing Sprues to Creator

• Easiest method: send sprues to the channel creator
• Encourages viewer engagement by promising shoutouts

Conclusion

• Numerous uses for old sprues beyond disposal
• Future projects include more terrain and vehicle modifications
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