New zebra from MOJO FUN (WALK-AROUND WITH A VIDEO)

I did my own youtube chain one week ago and I made a video of my new mojo figure. I'll try to make more video's to show you the new figures in the major brands. However, it's difficult to use that because when I want to edit one video on youtube, there is always a problem with the publication  
I hope you like it   
(PS; I saw that I had ink on my hand, it's because I was at school before returning at home)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA1jxulPZM8

Great way to present this nice model

I am happy to see how fine it is. The one I have, has terrible paintwork on one side   

Ohh, it's sad. But mine has also a limited painting. It's the problem with Mojo fun, the sculptures are great but the painting...  

Well... congrats for your newcomer :) It is great model with very bad paintjob

Nice figurine!! Congratulations!!

thank for video ! great model !

Thanks for your video, sculptings are always more important for me than painting but I recognize that to the generality of customers a not good sculpt is often not noticed while a not very good painting is immediately pointed.
It is a very good figure for me but I hope also that Mojo improves their paintings, mainly these figures with complex pattern.

I think I will buy one more, - it should be strange if I don't get a variation     



PS : I LOVE Mojo  , both as compagny and their models  

PPS : Other brands also have problems making zebra-stripes

PPS : I love the way the ears are listening in different directions, - just as the often do in this nervous, alert animals   

That looks like white strips on a black body

Bonobo wrote:

That looks like white strips on a black body

Or the body is white and then they painted that area black and hereafter painted those white thin sections?   

jonesee wrote:

Bonobo wrote:

That looks like white strips on a black body

Or the body is white and then they painted that area black and hereafter painted those white thin sections?   

    

What's

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

Oh no! It would like to see it  Do you mean like this;?

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

Oh no! It would like to see it  Do you mean like this;?

No, I actually think it was their Wildlife Wonders zebra. I found a video of how they paint their figures and at 5:40 you can see them painting it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvicYmnCC3o Now that I've seen it again, it looks like the stripes are outlined and shaded darker than the mold, not raised like I had thought.

Great video     i like the Zebra   

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

Oh no! It would like to see it  Do you mean like this;?

No, I actually think it was their Wildlife Wonders zebra. I found a video of how they paint their figures and at 5:40 you can see them painting it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvicYmnCC3o Now that I've seen it again, it looks like the stripes are outlined and shaded darker than the mold, not raised like I had thought.

That looks very interesting! Thanks  The video is great!

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

Oh no! It would like to see it  Do you mean like this;?

No, I actually think it was their Wildlife Wonders zebra. I found a video of how they paint their figures and at 5:40 you can see them painting it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvicYmnCC3o Now that I've seen it again, it looks like the stripes are outlined and shaded darker than the mold, not raised like I had thought.

That looks very interesting! Thanks  The video is great!

You're welcome  I wish they would put up other videos about how they paint other figures than what's shown   

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

jonesee wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I think they (not just Mojö, but all companies) should mold the zebras in white and then paint the black stripes on it. It doesn't look like the white paint covers very well on the areas that were fixed   

Tht sounds good but usually people wanna do everything so easily as possible...  Schleich zebras are painted like u said?  

I understand about people wanting to do something so easily  I think Schleich's zebras are painted that way  I think one of the companies has the stripes raised on the body so they can be painted easier, I don't quite remember who   

Yeah...   Yes, I remember they are.. And they're pretty nicely painted I think. Oh, it would be interestig to know and see what it is!  

  If I remember correctly, I think it's Safari Ltd. who has the stripes raised off the mold. I had found a video of it on YouTube but I think they deleted it   

Oh no! It would like to see it  Do you mean like this;?

No, I actually think it was their Wildlife Wonders zebra. I found a video of how they paint their figures and at 5:40 you can see them painting it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvicYmnCC3o Now that I've seen it again, it looks like the stripes are outlined and shaded darker than the mold, not raised like I had thought.

That looks very interesting! Thanks  The video is great!

You're welcome  I wish they would put up other videos about how they paint other figures than what's shown   

Yes, Indeed! I would love to see example horses, cows...