Colt and a border collie

Paige, these are your works? They are beautiful!
Will you make wild life? I want an impala, a water buffalo, an irax, a lemur, a Nubian ibex, a gueresa monkey, a caracal, a petrel, a hornbill, a colugo, a Patagonian hare, a bell bird, a moon bear, that's all for now.

PFFFT!!!   These are just repaints, that's all. If I ever find some figures that fit those species I can try to repaint them for you. Although I already have a load of "bodies" needing to be repainted. If I ever get the hang of sculpting I would love to make rare species like that.  All I can do now though is minor modifications like my mustang in the other topic. Maybe someday I can be as great a sculptor as some of the fantastic artists on this forum.
Thanks.

Nice repaints

It shows how much I believe in your talent!
You are still 16 years old and you have already a huge love for animal figures  and a  visible talent. :)hopefully you'll turn in a great sculptress.
Although those are only repaints, they are very nice works and I would feel very glad having a repaint from you!
I'll think in some projects and I'll tell you if I find a good idea!

They are lovely, Paige 

I love that border collie, - it is like a whole new model 

Thank you everyone. Red border collies are my favorite color for the breed, and I have been hoping (so far in vain) for some more diversity in dog colors.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Thank you everyone. Red border collies are my favorite color for the breed, and I have been hoping (so far in vain) for some more diversity in dog colors.

Papo made an alright start of it with the wheaten Scottish terrier, no? (And a bit with that non-clipped Poodle..) Let's hope they continue down that path - maybe even venturing into non-kennel-club-endorsed, working style conformational types.. (Is it too distant a hope? First a revolution on wee rubber dogs, then *gasp* the real ones..? If only. People seem to treat them alike, though.)

Nice models, by the way! :) I like that colt especially - and Susanne's right, the Border Collie looks like a whole different model now.

Thank you. Yes, Papo has started down that path with the white Scottie, and the poodles. I guess kennel club standards is desirable for some people, but I prefer more diversity in dog breeds. I am glad that the poodles weren't cut like the standard, I find that particular cut a little silly myself, but like I said, I do understand that the Kennel club standards probably sell better and make the dog "more recognizable".