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Hello! I was browsing around and came across this—>
It was from 2 years ago. Both a sitting pyo wolf and the pyo phoenix were in the master-molding phase at that time. I was wondering if you ever finished with the sitting pyo wolf and planned for it to be coming out soon? I know that the company has a lot going on, but I was just curious. 🙂
Thanks!
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Website: courtneymooreauthor.comooo! that does look interesting!
4 things I'm looking for:
1. Mother Meerkat or the new one Melody is working on
2. production color Sitting Young Oriental dragons to be made in more colors besides VF, Brimstone would be awesome!
3. Female Griffin – Siamese with White
4. September Raffle Prize 2022 AHD Male GriffinWow, I’d love this! It would be so cool, especially for the people who (try to haha) limit themselves to one of each sculpt! 😀
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Hello! I was browsing around and came across this—>
It was from 2 years ago. Both a sitting pyo wolf and the pyo phoenix were in the master-molding phase at that time. I was wondering if you ever finished with the sitting pyo wolf and planned for it to be coming out soon? I know that the company has a lot going on, but I was just curious. 🙂
Thanks!
This sitting wolf was going to be a normal production thing. He is as large as a pyo keeper, so this one wouldn’t work as a mate to the pyo winged wolf.
I set this one aside for now. This happens. I was working on the new Flion and the new Flapcat at the same time, and all three were in exactly the same position; sitting there, head turned, with wings. It seemed like too much of the same thing.
I often finish, or revive abandoned sculpture YEARS after it has been started,( I finished the female griffin over 20 years after she was started!) so there is still hope.
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