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Yes I know, another Koondra! But this one was also requested by a forum member. She also requested that I name it “Foosa” so that’s what’s signed on the felt pad.
I made this one a bit darker, and added some different markings.
Thanks everyone!
Arya wrote:Male griffin? I’m so there!
I don’t know what it is, but when I first came here I was all about the dragons (and I still am) and now suddenly I’m totally in love with the male griffin pieces 😀
I’m the same way, they’re growing on me.
I’m in! Thank you.On my way to work, I found a new occupation I could start… Fire Fighting!
I was driving on the highway, when out of the corner of my eye I saw a small fire.
I tuned to see about a foot flame on somebody’s front porch. My instincts kicked in and I did a fast U turn, sped down the road and whipped in their drive way.
When I get to the house, I saw a lady who was around back. (I think she was about to get in her vehicle and leave)
I slung my car door open and told her “Your front porch is on fire!” I didn’t even give her time to say anything before I jumped the front yard fence to the front of the house.
By the time I got to the front yard, the flames had reached the top of the front porch and were fairly large at this point.
It was a plastic igloo doghouse that was burning, so I reached in and yanked the doghouse off the porch onto the front yard.
There were some blankets that were right against the house that were burning also, so I did the same with those.
By that time, the lady had woke up everyone in the house, and a man came out to help.
We got a garden hose, hooked it up, and began to put the fire out. Yay! 8)The roof of the front porch took some damage, along with the siding that was on the front.. But everything else seemed good.
It looked like they had some sort of heating device inside the doghouse that had caught fire.Oh, and I didn’t stick around long enough to find out if whatever was inside of the doghouse made it out or not… The man said that there was something in there, but he wasn’t sure where it was.
Anyways it feels good to do a good deed, and definitely woke me up! Which I needed badly
I looked on CraigsList and found a Snap-On airbrush kit for $80… I Googled it to see if it was a good deal.. And MAN was it, new they are around $280.
It came with everything I needed, but it didn’t have a compressor. (I already had one, so I didn’t need it)
The only thing I’m concerned about me having a Snap-On, is if I have to replace any parts.. I’m sure they are rare and pricey.I would say that they use less paint over brushing, I’m not sure about that because I’ve only airbrushed… But a 2oz bottle of paint lasts me forever!
The nozzle sprays as little or as much as you need by YOU pulling pack on the trigger. The spray pattern also gets bigger or smaller by how far you are away from the object, it’s very tricky at first but you will get use to it.
I wouldn’t be painting PYO’s if I had to use a brush.. Anything and everything I touch with a brush, it seems like I spend double the time trying to fix my mistakes. 😈jackid55 wrote:They are beautiful, Mi!!! You are getting really good. I might have to commission one from you. 🙂
She does wonderful work! I have 1 keeper and another is on the way.
Oh, and another small dragon too, all are awesome. 🙂Wonderful collection so far, my 1st sculpt was a RF scratcher I bought in April 2010 and now I have a total of 17 Windstones.
etruscan wrote:bayoudragon wrote:sagiaparri wrote:Most def a dragon, but not one that got huge! Just a nice little lap dragon. 🙂
Not me… I want one big enough to ride! He’d also have a custom built “house” right next to the entry drive to keep all the door-to-door salesmen away. 😆
I don’t know about a big dragon – just think of the food bills. Or do you have so many door-to-door salesmen that no one would ever notice if a few became dragon dinner? :yum:I was thinking the same thing, a cow a day would get pretty pricey!
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