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pipsxlch wrote:
Another talented repairperson makes themselves known! Super job!
Awww. Thank you! 🙂
Repaired ear but which one?She is good,if I didn’t know it had been broken,I wouldn’t have noticed a thing,you can’t. 😀
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.This is my wizard in progress.She is pretty good. 😀
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It isn’t finished but I will post when they are.Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.updated and a great job done,need closer pics.
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.I would love some tips on how you cover the repair seams so well where the broken pieces are glued back together. I just got a Ruby Fledge who had a broken wing and it was TERRIBLY repaired. He’s in such bad shape that I got him to practice my repairs. So far so good but I know masking the crooked repair seam will be the toughest. I also have a shattered Frog Wizard who’s basically gonna have to be frankensteined back together…. You did such a great job covering the seam on the Wizard’s cloak, I’m dying to know how you did it!
I would be more than happy to share what I did with him…. I filled the line with Epoxy sculpt…(everything below and above the broken line) then when it was dry, I sanded the line down… with my dremel and fine sand paper,then I used more (ES) and sanded more until the break line was invisble..then useing my airbrush…he got a base coat… and was color matched back to his original color!
I hope this was helpful!Kalandra wrote:I would be more than happy to share what I did with him…. I filled the line with Epoxy sculpt…(everything below and above the broken line) then when it was dry, I sanded the line down… with my dremel and fine sand paper,then I used more (ES) and sanded more until the break line was invisble..then useing my airbrush…he got a base coat… and was color matched back to his original color!
I hope this was helpful!I am very pleased.It had another bad spot on the back shoulder of his cape and you can not tell at all.Kuddos!! 😀
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.bodine6127 wrote:Kalandra wrote:I would be more than happy to share what I did with him…. I filled the line with Epoxy sculpt…(everything below and above the broken line) then when it was dry, I sanded the line down… with my dremel and fine sand paper,then I used more (ES) and sanded more until the break line was invisble..then useing my airbrush…he got a base coat… and was color matched back to his original color!
I hope this was helpful!I am very pleased.It had another bad spot on the back shoulder of his cape and you can not tell at all.Kuddos!! 😀
lol you didnt tell me about that! lol…I saw it… Im so very happy, your happy with how he turned out!
This Ow Came to me with some damaged claws… After some resculpting and TLC…He is all done and ready to go home! 🙂
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Tyrrlin wrote:That’s some VERY fine work you do! 🙂
Lovely! :yes: :yes: :yes:
twindragonsmum :yes:
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