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Melody says, “Well! I actually got a page done in December! I usually don’t even try to accomplish anything this time of year!
It’s another calm, peaceful day in King Furic’s life.”
Screenshots from a little video posted today (December 12) on the “Windstone Editions” Facebook page.
Brimstone Toaster dragons being painted!
There is a “Classifieds” section here.
Or, if you do Facebook, there is an active group of collectors called “Windstone Editions Fan Club (Official)”.
Hello!
I’ve sent an e-mail to enter the raffle but i didn’t receive confirmation(same thing happened last month) how can i make sure that i’m in? I’d really like a to have a chance for this raffle this baby is breath taking!Melody said last month that she was having trouble with the automatic reply thing but all entries were being received by Windstone. Presumably this is more of the same.
And, if the Forum cooperates, the photos of the dragon that were supposed to be included in the first post!
Hello beautiful people, today I have a question.
I was looking through the store and noticed the “Horned Rebel” wolves were only available in the color black?I think the statues came out around the time of the comic book release and so the reason “is probably,” would be lore related — but me, personally, I’d buy a wolf if it was a bit more exotic looking.
Like making a horned wolf look like an impala, oryx, or a water buffalo would be charming.
And ultimately, I was wondering if they’re ANY Test Paint (or grab bags?) of wolves — of other colors, floating around — somewhere?Wolves seem to get the sort end of the stick compared to lizards or cats around here.
There are the grab bag Pumpkin Spice wolves and another grab bag batch when the pebble wolves were first introduced.
I got one 😀
Yay! I’m looking forward to seeing how you paint it.
If the dragon has no felt pad on the bottom, and has a Windstone stamp, it originally was brown or green. If there is no Windstone stamp I suppose it is possible that the felt has been removed.
Or, as you probably know, there have been knock-off versions of Windstone dragons over the years. They usually are resin rather than gypsum and often the eyes are part of the cast rather than glass eyes. I’m guessing that you can tell whether this dragon is original or a knock-off?
Question and answer about the PYO castles from the “Windstone Editions” Facebook page today (November 19):
Question – “When are these going to be available to buy?”
Answers from Windstone Editions:
“*hopefully* later this week – keep your eye out for an announcement! 👀”
” we are hoping to get them in the store later this week so be sure to keep an eye out for our newsletter! 😁”Screenshots from a little video on the Facebook page:
Photos posted on Facebook by Kat Pelz.
Kat says, “AAAAAAA He’s so pretty!!!! Thank you Jennafer Wall I love him so much! I’ll be posting better pics of him later, for now he will go in the safety of my display cabinet. We need more fruit themed Windstones in the world, such an underrated theme.”
Three WIP photos posted on Facebook by Jennafer Wall.
Jennafer said, “Now that my swap piece has been received, here are more pics of him! The prompt was “Vibrant Fruit” and I decided to go with watermelon! I used vibrant shades of greens and pinks on him. He’s brushed with some neon pink and neon green (the pics of him before I glued his eyes in show those colors best) and the spots on his big feathers and belly mimic seeds 🍉🍉. I chose albino eyes for him since they seem to really go with the shades of pink on him and there’s a light rose pink crystal jewel in his tail swirl.
Also, the shape of the wings on the griffin reminded me of a slice of watermelon lol so I thought it was a very fitting theme for him 😁😁🍉🍉”
Photos posted on Facebook by Linda Watson.
Linda says, “My swap piece arrived – meet Solstice! She’s the imagination of Rachel Sokolowski and wowza… Rachel really did a fantastic job of bringing this rock dragon to life. From the fabulous paint job and decorative touches to the great story, I love everything about this dragon. Thanks Rachel!”
