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Thank you for the size comparison photos! I got one and had read the size description but seeing it, somehow always makes it easier!
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"COSMIC SHIFT DRAGONS and KI-RINS" and the "OCTOPUS TANUKI TEST PAINT #1"I just remembered what these ‘Dillos remind me of! The Super cute Armadillo from ‘Road to El Dorado’ movie!
*Formerly meowmix101
Not currently open for PYO commissions.Mine came in today. She is adorable, but like the others it is very hard to tell exactly what color she is. On the bookshelf she looks to be maroon on the top half and purple on the bottom half.
Indoor photos…
Outdoor photos…
Looking for:
"COSMIC SHIFT DRAGONS and KI-RINS" and the "OCTOPUS TANUKI TEST PAINT #1"OOOoooo! These are soooooo cute and the color shift paint seems perfect for the Armadillo sculpt! 😀
I can’t wait for mine to arrive! It’s close and in the city/area – but I probably won’t actually receive it until Monday or Tuesday…. :love:
Yeah, it looks like mine won’t get to me until tomorrow… it’s at the Post Office though! 🙂IN SEARCH OF MY NEXT GRAILS:
Black Peacock & Butternut Adult Poads
Kickstarter 'Rainbow Tiger' Bantam Dragon*~*~*~* Ela_Hara: The DragonKeeper *~*~*~*
*** Come visit me on deviantArt at http://ela-hara.deviantart.comI received mine Sat but just had not taken any pictures yet. Mine is cyan on top to a rich purple for most of his body with a purple/pink color shift.
Those ‘dillos are just too cute. Not my taste, but I just adore the color-shift paint!
Finding happiness again.
For background – a non-color shift armadillo from the 2009 group. 🙂
From his COA: “This armadillo is one of the original leftover castings of our first line of animals that we produced in 1984 when we started Windstone. … Like the other animals in this old line, they are whimsical and not meant to be accurate representations of any species in particular. Nine banded Armadillos cannot really curl up like this, I just thought it looked cute. Now I feel guilty for perpetuating a myth.”So, Nine Banded Armadillos can’t curl into a ball, but Southern Three-Banded ones can:
Meet the Southern Three-Banded Armadillo
Watch: The southern three-banded armadillo—filmed for National Geographic's #PhotoArk—possesses some unique talents. http://on.natgeo.com/1RLGy4b #WorldWildlifeDay
Posted by National Geographic on Thursday, March 3, 2016
You should be able to see it even if you don’t have facebook – I can still see it when I log out.
The weather finally decided to cooperate enough to let me get pictures of my armadillo. The day was very cloudy, but at least the snow is now gone.
The outside light picked up some red in him, but I can barely see it under my inside lighting; I thought he was an almost solid bronze color.
I was hoping for a brighter color (a much brighter color), so feel free to PM me if you prefer this more natural color.
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