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so, for a few months I have been considering using a spray gloss finish so my painted breyer models wont be so BLAH, but I was hesitiant to try it out on any of my models, since theyre all so important, well ive finally got a model i can use to try out new products! its a foal that i repainted, like, 20 times. Its not all that old, jsut crappy, it has screwed up legs because the first time i tried to use boiling water to customize him, it went a little wrong..i wanted to move his leg way back, he's a foal that comes with the running spirit family set from breyer. anyways, so i started to cut his leg at the knee, I'd seen other people take pictures of how they did the exact same thing..well, now he has a wedge carved out of his near front leg..(closest to you when you go to look at him, his face turned tward you) he wasnt a very good model o start out with, his face was very wide and mutated, his neck was much too fat, and his face was also at a weird angle that made it look like he had just been hit by a car..well, mabey ot that bad, but its just ugly (the paint-job, too-i didnt know what a foal would look like if it's dam was a dapple grey and it's sire was a skewbald paint with snow-capped mane and tail)

How busy are you? jesus..The first time I bought one of those I did a fantastic job on this piebald paint and she tured out just gorgeous, unfortunately I put on the mane and tail too soon and so though the detail is fantastic, the paint is too thin in some places XP