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What she is: A swamp dragon pony!

What she is made from: G3 bait with wire armature in her horns, wings, tail and cheek fins, with apoxie sculpt on top, and apoxie sculpt ankle spurs and fin running down her spine.

She is hand-painted in iridescent acrylics, with her hooves, nose tip, and spine in a darker blue, fading into a tealish-green color over the rest of her body, and a lighter green with some goldish highlights on her wings.

She is coated in moss (which I gathered while hiking and baked) and small floral-looking lichen that I also found, with a large piece of leaf lichen on her stomach. Everything is heavily mod podged and painted with varnish, and I airbrushed another varnish coat on top to be extra sure everything would stay put (and to avoid the dust-collecting qualities of mod podge!).

She is pretty sturdy, definitely not good for children's play, but she can be picked up and won't shed at all. Be aware that squeezing her too much might cause some of the apoxie to separate from the pony body, but this is easily rectified with some super glue.

Description
Sold.

What she is: A swamp dragon pony!

What she is made from: G3 bait with wire armature in her horns, wings, tail and cheek fins, with apoxie sculpt on top, and apoxie sculpt ankle spurs and fin running down her spine.

She is hand-painted in iridescent acrylics, with her hooves, nose tip, and spine in a darker blue, fading into a tealish-green color over the rest of her body, and a lighter green with some goldish highlights on her wings.

She is coated in moss (which I gathered while hiking and baked) and small floral-looking lichen that I also found, with a large piece of leaf lichen on her stomach. Everything is heavily mod podged and painted with varnish, and I airbrushed another varnish coat on top to be extra sure everything would stay put (and to avoid the dust-collecting qualities of mod podge!).

She is pretty sturdy, definitely not good for children's play, but she can be picked up and won't shed at all. Be aware that squeezing her too much might cause some of the apoxie to separate from the pony body, but this is easily rectified with some super glue.