HK veterinary clinic report: Jeol lioness

I like to share with You all some pics of my just restored lioness.

I bought this one as damaged figure on E-Bay with missing part of her tail. Thanks to Harriet my lioness got new tail at Hollinstone veterinary clinic.      

See below the images of Harriets perfect work (photos from restoration process are taken by Harriet):  

1) Damaged lioness before her trip.


2) This one is Jeol "A" old line figure.


3) Together with undamaged Harriets lioness (both are Jeol "A")


4) Another view with Harriets lioness


5) Another view with Harriets lioness


6) Restored and painted tail (L) in comparison with original (R)


7) Both the figures - restored (L) and original one (R), both with original colors preserved. See the color difference (both are from Jeol "A" line, the mine is probably older and as Harriet said, slightly larger)


8.) Another comparison view (from the left: restored figure and original one)


9) Last photo of restored lioness at Hollinstone veterinary clinic :)


10) After arrival - photo 1


11) After arrival - photo 2


12) After arrival - photo 3


13) In the meantime I got another lioness from Jeol "B" line


14) Together Jeol "B" lioness and Jeol "A" lioness restored by Harriet


I am sorry for lower quality of some photos, I still have no functional camera now so these photos are photographed using different devices (mobile cam, company cam, etc).

Another news: I can confirm new outstanding addition to my collection - I am awaiting arrival of Jeol "A" lion cub (with tiger-like painting)  

Lucky lioness, lucky you, - LUCKY us at sts for having such a great vetenary Harriet-clinic

It is a beautyful lioness, - congrtulations with her and the cub, too

Congrats! That lioness is beautiful! How big is she, compared to the Schleich lioness?

-Kristie

Kristie wrote:

Congrats! That lioness is beautiful! How big is she, compared to the Schleich lioness?

-Kristie

Smaller, compared with Britains.

Absolutly phantastic , a grandios job!! Big congratulations!!

Oh! That's so interesting! I imagined them to be bigger. I like Britains size.

-KRistie

I'm so glad you like the restoration Jarda! And congratulations on finding another lioness I can't wait to see the cub also, I don't remember seeing one before.

great post! thank you and congratulations. (and awesome work, harriet!)

Great job! WHat kind of clay did you use to restore the tail?

I'm glad knowing that Harriet is restoring tails, that's actually a very successful business!
I really cannot hide how seductive Jeol figures can be on me although I know one of them has an artificial tail!
This topic is very interesting as it is Harriete's work! Congratulations for both and I'm eager to see the lion cub with strips!

baltimore zoo wrote:

Great job! WHat kind of clay did you use to restore the tail?

I used Super Sculpey Firm, it's an oven cured clay.

looks great!

Nice new tail! Congrats :)

Thanks!

Great job Harriet, you are a great veterinary Those JEOL are absolutely delicious, I need some

HKHollinstone wrote:

baltimore zoo wrote:

Great job! WHat kind of clay did you use to restore the tail?

I used Super Sculpey Firm, it's an oven cured clay.

You mean you put the lioness in the oven ?

Kikimalou wrote:

You mean you put the lioness in the oven ?

I knew someone would say something about that no, of course I cured it before I attached it to the tail

HKHollinstone wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

You mean you put the lioness in the oven ?

I knew someone would say something about that no, of course I cured it before I attached it to the tail

I just couldn't resist

Kikimalou wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

You mean you put the lioness in the oven ?

I knew someone would say something about that no, of course I cured it before I attached it to the tail

I just couldn't resist

The lion cub photos added:
https://sts-forum.forumieren.de/t5809-jeol-lion-cub