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I dunno, you tell me. I personally have the “Original” Baby green dragon and he doesnt look ANYTHING like that. AND look under his chin, green paint on the egg. I have never seen a windstone SLOPPILY done……you guys tell me….Ebay Item Baby Hatching Dragons……its just too fishy to me.
WOW same seller, same thing but with Father Dragon: Green Father Dragon Just looks really strange to me.
It could be just the photos. I noticed the Green Male in the first pic. If you look at the other pics then it looks normal to me. It might be that since the hatching dragon has paint on the egg, they had to touch it up.
I won’t claim to be an expert, but they look legit to me. I have a male dragon that looks just like the one you have posted. Some of the older green ones are more of a forest green and olive green color with more brown on them. I think that it’s really neat looking and realistic in person. Some of the really old ones don’t appear to be as neatly painted.
ok, I can possibly see the Father dragon. But the babies, the markings are soooo different especially the pics on the bottom of the page. I have and still have the orignal brown father dragon, and an original green mother and hatchling dragon. I have had these since I was a kid (OMG LONG TIME)LOL….and these just dont look the same as the ones I have is all. 🙂
Well, I do know that there appear to be two somewhat different versions of the old green. I have the male that I was talking about earlier and a female that has different shades of green than the male. I wish that I had a camera to take picture of them for you. I believe someone had taken pictures of the two different shades of green, but I’m not sure where that post is. There also was some difference between older and newer browns. I’m not sure how this difference would have been applied to the hatchlings. I don’t own any of the old green or brown ones, so I don’t really know.
These all look like regular production dragons to me, even the hatchers – They just look really old!
"He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom."
-J R R TolkienThe sloppy paint on the egg looks suspicious. I bet someone repainted them or touched them up poorly. The sculpt looks right though.
emerald212 wrote:The sloppy paint on the egg looks suspicious. I bet someone repainted them or touched them up poorly. The sculpt looks right though.
Yea, I have the orginals, and where it got me was under the chin…and his face looks a little “fat” LMAO, poor baby. Probably just the camera making him look fat 😯 . The markings seem a little off to me as well, thats all.
whippetluv wrote:They look real…just the older ones! I love em!
I love them too thats why I still have them after sooo many years LOL 😛 Had mine since I was 12 years old, going on 30 next Sunday ROFLMAO! OMG! *faints*
Well, they look real to me, and one thing about the green one: the green dragons were the only ones to ever be produced with orange eyes (except for a few emeralds), so I’m tempted to think that it’s legit. I’ve seen hatchlings in both of those colors before, like others have said, maybe they’re the old versions.
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