Happy Kin Toys Cat

Hi everybody!
Today it's time for showing you my another interesting finds — it's a cat from THIS set.
If to be honest, her paintjob reminds me mime very much
But her sculpting is gorgeous

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She is such a lovely kitty, - well, Happy Kin Toys are no world champions what paintwork concerns, but as you say, the scupting is great !
And it is great to be able to see the charm behind a bit of paint

Thank you, Susanne!
You're right
The most part of those collectors that I know can't see what is beneath paint...

Nice cat!

I commented often on forum, mainly when I started, that most people only cares with painting and always almost always forget the sculpt. That's one of the reasons I use to explain why Schleich are so popular.
Though, a sausage with black and white strips is not a zebra even they're nicely painted while a good zebra sculpt, with a bad painting, is always a zebra.
I like this cat, the fact of Nayab or Happy Kin Toys use a softer rubber, allows them of making thinner tails what also helps a little. This kind of plastic only have a disadvantage that it bends easily what seems happened also with the right back leg of your cat. You can fix it easily if it is the case.
Thanks for your great walk around.

Roger wrote:

I commented often on forum, mainly when I started, that most people only cares with painting and always almost always forget the sculpt. That's one of the reasons I use to explain why Schleich are so popular.
Though, a sausage with black and white strips is not a zebra even they're nicely painted while a good zebra sculpt, with a bad painting, is always a zebra.
I like this cat, the fact of Nayab or Happy Kin Toys use a softer rubber, allows them of making thinner tails what also helps a little. This kind of plastic only have a disadvantage that it bends easily what seems happened also with the right back leg of your cat. You can fix it easily if it is the case.
Thanks for your great walk around.

I agree, Roger Unfortunately my mom is one of this people type, and so sometimes it's so hard to prove her something.
Oh, yes, I know about this kind of plastic. And yes, I need to fix their paws; many Happy Kin animals have this lack. I've heard that to fix it, you need a hot water. Don't you know, hot water affects to paint? As I know, no, but I'm not really sure about it

Ohhh what a cutie, thanks for sharing, Anasta

I don't know if hot water is bad to the painting. Most people here use that method and experiences are positive.

Roger wrote:

I don't know if hot water is bad to the painting. Most people here use that method and experiences are positive.

Ok, I have to try