Touch up paint?

I have a couple of schleich that have recently had makeovers by my 3 year old son. I was wondering what type of paint is best for touch ups on the figures.

Oh NO!

Well we do have a couple of artists on the forum that make figures for dioramas. They may have a suggestion.

You may just have to give them to your 3 year old for Christmas since he has already made them his.
I hope they were newer models that are easily replaceable.

Ah children, ya gotta love them...never a dull moment!

Sue

I won´t quote W.C.Fields about children and the trafiic

It reminds me about 9 years ago, I had two siamese kittens and a puppy at the same time. The kitties were EVERYWHERE as people familiar with the breed know , sprinkling Schleich on the floor, - the pup was extaticly happy for all the great "chewing bones" she got .

But she had a good taste, my dear pup, - she always found the most rare and expensive ones to chew



PS Of course not all the plastic toys in the world could replace a kid, a dog or a kitty

Let's just say that we already share "my" collection. :)

He got red marker on my polar bear cub(should be easy to repaint white) and a nice blue spot on my Tigress 14318. I scrubbed the polar bear cub and now he is a nice shade of pink.

My dog as a puppy chewed two different pigs of the same model, a white tiger cub, a fleckevieh calf and a lions tail to the back end. Thank goodness the puppy stage is over.

Sometimes nailpolish-remover ( the kind without acetone) can do the job. On the polar bear it is worth trying as he is white already, I think ?

Ha, ha, yes, puppies are lovely, but a nice old dog is much, much easier

When i hear and see this with all the animals i have living around here, i am happy that i don't have doggies or kitties living here right now!
And that i have my models in closed vitrines and cabinets, so they can't reach them anyway....

I use acrylics or pastels. If you use pastels you will need a primer and a fixative spray.