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    Hi. I noticed your red dragons were retired. However red has always been favorite dragon color since I was a kid. So I was wondering if you had plans to release a different style of red dragons in the future? Basically a different color scheme with red as the base color or perhaps as prominent secondary color.

    Thanks a bunch!

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    Melody
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      Hi. I noticed your red dragons were retired. However red has always been favorite dragon color since I was a kid. So I was wondering if you had plans to release a different style of red dragons in the future? Basically a different color scheme with red as the base color or perhaps as prominent secondary color.

      Thanks a bunch!

      A firm… maybe. We retired the “reds” because the red paint we used was so problematic. It was inconsistent in its light fastness. We could come up with a different red color scheme, using different brands of paint, but I haven’t had time to experiment with this.
      WHY is there no metallic red pigment? It doesn’t exist.

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      drag0nfeathers
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        Teh Violet Flame, while not red, is very beautiful in person! I’d give that color a try! I loved the Red Fire, but I love Violet Flame even more <3

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        #918341

        Okay. Thank you very much on the reply. I was always curious about the reds and now I know.
        I appreciate the answer. Thanks!

        #918362

        I loved red fire but all I have is a ruby lap. Still lucky to have her!

        #918380

        I loved the Red Fire color scheme too. If that could ever work out again, it would be fabulous.

        #918391

        I agree. The reds are pretty. I love red fire and am still trying to acquire some. 🙂

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        #918400
        Prezaurian
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          Hi. I noticed your red dragons were retired. However red has always been favorite dragon color since I was a kid. So I was wondering if you had plans to release a different style of red dragons in the future? Basically a different color scheme with red as the base color or perhaps as prominent secondary color.

          Thanks a bunch!

          A firm… maybe. We retired the “reds” because the red paint we used was so problematic. It was inconsistent in its light fastness. We could come up with a different red color scheme, using different brands of paint, but I haven’t had time to experiment with this.
          WHY is there no metallic red pigment? It doesn’t exist.

          Ack! It drove me crazy looking for a true metallic red. They just don’t make them in acrylics! Everything they CALL red is really just some variety of metallic pink. I only finally found metallic red in the model car paints. But those are usually enamel paints that react in strange ways to acrylic paints.

          #918405
          Melody
          Keymaster

            Hi. I noticed your red dragons were retired. However red has always been favorite dragon color since I was a kid. So I was wondering if you had plans to release a different style of red dragons in the future? Basically a different color scheme with red as the base color or perhaps as prominent secondary color.

            Thanks a bunch!

            A firm… maybe. We retired the “reds” because the red paint we used was so problematic. It was inconsistent in its light fastness. We could come up with a different red color scheme, using different brands of paint, but I haven’t had time to experiment with this.
            WHY is there no metallic red pigment? It doesn’t exist.

            Ack! It drove me crazy looking for a true metallic red. They just don’t make them in acrylics! Everything they CALL red is really just some variety of metallic pink. I only finally found metallic red in the model car paints. But those are usually enamel paints that react in strange ways to acrylic paints.

            The way “metallic red” auto paint seems to work is that you have to have a metallic flake, usually gold, under, or mixed with, a transparent red paint. The flake itself isn’t red. I have no idea why a red metallic flake doesn’t exist since they can make metallic red glitter and foil!:P

            #918410
            Pam

              Drag0n made a fantastic metallic red when she was here, but I forget how. Maybe she remembers.

              #918408
              Prezaurian
              Participant

                Well, that certainly explains why a lot of metallic red cars seem to turn orange-gold when the light hits them just right!

                Edit: -drops from shock- Was curious to see if I could find out WHY metallic red flake wasn’t made. Bumped into this by chance on Google’s image search. No idea if anyone would be interested in it or if it’s what I think it is, but better safe than sorry. -shrugs- Looks like a custom product so I really don’t know how useful or durable it would be.

                http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rose-Red-Micro-Metal-flake-paint-powder-coat-custom-NR-/270278844956

                #918414
                KaytanaPhoenix
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                  Check into Pearl Ex 🙂

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