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How fool proof/easy/feasible are these colors to reproduce? ’cause they both look awesome on all the sculpts we’ve seen so far!
D’you think they could be production? Eh? Eh?
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmMoss almost looks like a modern version of old green. I would love to see it made into a production colour; I would buy all my favourite dragons in it.
Oh my, I just imagined an Old Warrior in Moss. It would be gorgeous! And considering we never got OWs in old green, that would fill a hole in many people’s collections (or close enough). 😉
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Yes! Moss is certainly close enough to old green to keep me happy!
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Me too. 🙂
Also “Fire Berry reminds me of “Ruby” and “Oil Slick” looks similar to photos of some versions of “Peacock”.Love all the before mentioned colours! 😀
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Excellent!
I’m holding a candle for Fire Berry!
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https://www.redbubble.com/people/prezaurian?ref=artist_title_nameHow fool proof/easy/feasible are these colors to reproduce? ’cause they both look awesome on all the sculpts we’ve seen so far!
D’you think they could be production? Eh? Eh?
Any of these test paints could possibly be made as a production color, when we need a new color. Right now we are pretty backed-up just painting the colors we have.
Also, adding a new color usually means discontinuing an old one, so we have room to stock them!How fool proof/easy/feasible are these colors to reproduce? ’cause they both look awesome on all the sculpts we’ve seen so far!
D’you think they could be production? Eh? Eh?
Any of these test paints could possibly be made as a production color, when we need a new color. Right now we are pretty backed-up just painting the colors we have.
Also, adding a new color usually means discontinuing an old one, so we have room to stock them!Moss instead of Emerald Peacock works for me.
I think Fire Berry would be a nice replacement for the ruby and amethyst dragons that have already been retired.
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How fool proof/easy/feasible are these colors to reproduce? ’cause they both look awesome on all the sculpts we’ve seen so far!
D’you think they could be production? Eh? Eh?
Any of these test paints could possibly be made as a production color, when we need a new color. Right now we are pretty backed-up just painting the colors we have.
Also, adding a new color usually means discontinuing an old one, so we have room to stock them!You could retire Emerald Peacock 😉 I’m also DYING to see Fire Berry as a production color. Or at lest Limited Production. I know it’s so similar (in the grand scheme of things) to Violet Flame and I love Violet Flame to pieces so I hope it doesn’t retire anytime soon!
I think Fire Berry would be a nice replacement for the ruby and amethyst dragons that have already been retired.
This ^ right here ^ yes, yes, and some yeah. Can’t argue with logic! ::stalks the store for fire berry!::
I’m going to have to respectfully disagree about Emerald Peacock – I love that color! I would love to see Water Sprite dragons in production someday though.
I’m going to have to respectfully disagree about Emerald Peacock – I love that color! I would love to see Water Sprite dragons in production someday though.
Emerald Peacock is pretty. My thinking was that since it has been produced for several years (introduced in 2006/2007) maybe it is time for something new in that color range.
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