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What I mean is does anyone actually remove any seams or bumps that don’t belong?? I just opened a dragon and it had a seam up the snout part that I filed off. I also noticed that it has stray bits of gypsum here and there stuck to it. Just curious…
I have never had anything on one that really bothered me, although if I ran into one like yours I would do the same as you.
I did notice that some scales weren’t as smooth as others sometimes, especially in the creases, but never to the point I had to fix it.
In your case, I’m wondering if he wasn’t overlooked at the factory. Maybe he was in a rush to get to your place!
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I’ve never noticed any excess gypsum or rough spots, so I can’t say I prep mine.KoishiiKitty wrote:I have never had anything on one that really bothered me, although if I ran into one like yours I would do the same as you.
Same here. 😀 SOunds like you fixed it with no trouble.
PYOs have far fewer ‘points of inspection’ than painted Windstone pieces, so flaws and goofs are missed far more frequently. If you get a PYO that has a weird defect, air bubbles (holes or dimples that are obviously not supposed to be there), a big ugly seam.. missing a nose.. (one of mine was once!) then you can contact the factory and they’d be very happy to replace it for you! These are just missed flaws- Windstone is serious about giving you a nice product.
Of course, if you get a kick out of fixing them, then go at it! 🙂 But never feel obligated to. Windstone will replace flawed pieces for you.
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