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Post by astudyinscarlet on Feb 12, 2022 22:54:04 GMT
I've decided to part with my vintage yearling. He is really cute but I don't feel like he's a model or a mould I actually would have picked out myself (I got him due to a seller's mistake basically) plus I don't have a mother for him and I'm not really a collector of vintages anyway so I think it's time to rehome him. This is the old/long discontinued yearling mould, probably from the 70s judging by the eye style but I don't know his exact age (his mouth does open but I can't open it enough to tell if there's a letter in it or if that's just paint inside). He is a buckskin or yellow dun with a white star. He is in very good condition except that his hair is quite short but since he's only a baby I've not rehaired him as it looks fine for a foal, and when I got him the wire was almost totally out of the top part of his left foreleg, almost looping out where the latex had split open. I had to put the wire back in, glue it in and sculpt and repaint over it so the left foreleg is pretty much fixed now. He has had slight paint touch ups too on the black areas of the other legs and to his white star. Otherwise his condition is great, there's some very slight 'crazing' to the paint on his neck but hardly anything, no gumminess/stickiness and his other legs are actually even slightly bendy still. SOLDi.postimg.cc/PxtmVcN9/yearling-1.jpgi.postimg.cc/900yC7dB/yearling-2.jpgi.postimg.cc/nrWBzhTf/yearling-3.jpgi.postimg.cc/KzJt6NMz/yearling-4.jpg |
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Post by astudyinscarlet on Feb 13, 2022 12:15:09 GMT
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Post by ridinghorses on Feb 14, 2022 7:25:38 GMT
I havd pmd you Laura about the yearling x
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