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sapphire wrote:
Ah but do you have a felt or a sanded bottom 😯 ❓ 😆
I’m not sure what happens after you have been put thru the meat grinder a few times?
Melody wrote:I can’t find this armadillo auction on Ebay. I’m curious to see what it went for. Did anybody win it?
It does kind of remind me of your poads, Melody!
Right now it’s at $127.38.
It’s so adorable. 😀
Right now it’s at $127.38.
It’s so adorable. :D[/quote
umm……..me again. 😉
I sent a question to the seller yesterday before I did this post about what the armadillo was made of and I just got a reply–he said, “I’m not sure–maybe a resin. I received this and I’m not the collector here. so sorry I could not be more helpful.” So is the armadillo so lightweight that it would be thought to be made of resin, or could this still be a knock-off?
purpledragonclaw wrote:Good luck, 2Huberts! It’s rising fast!
Thank you, but I think I’m bidding against another forum member. and they’re good. 😉
49ER wrote:I sent a question to the seller yesterday before I did this post about what the armadillo was made of and I just got a reply–he said, “I’m not sure–maybe a resin. I received this and I’m not the collector here. so sorry I could not be more helpful.” So is the armadillo so lightweight that it would be thought to be made of resin, or could this still be a knock-off?
Don’t think so- a small piece like this doesn’t seem too heavy even if it’s made of gypsum.
I cannot think of why anyone would try and knock-off the armadillos, right down to the Windstone stamp. Not enough money for the work involved.
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