I didn’t know you could show a repaired model. I have one that the post office graciously broke the tail on. I thought he was destined to be a shelf model. Maybe I can fix it now. Thank you! I love your videos!
I will make a video further discussing this, an original finish model must remain original finish to be shown. However, minor fixes such as ear and nose rubs can be touched up. This leg break on Oliver is nearly undetected. Any dramatic alteration to the main body color or original finish- I would advise against showing the model as it would be likely disqualified.
Great video! Considering Brighty’s legs aren’t necessarily weight bearing, I’d have used Testor’s plastic cement in this particular case. That stuff can work miracles, with only a hairline to touch up. But I will use this solid technique for my poor old three-legged Misty :^) I too would be interested in a technique that works for G1 Stablemates...
Teryn DeBey thank you so much! I am not accepting commissions for a while as I’d like to focus on my own work at the moment. Traditional commissions are pricey, as my work is very time consuming. Perhaps in the future I will accept certain projects but until then, thanks for the inquiry!
I need to fix a missing lower leg on a small 60year old lamb Nativity scene don’t know material if porcelain or resin what can I do make a mold? Any suggestions
I have a horse with a missing leg. I have the same model in good condition. How can I make a copy of the other horse to fix the broken one? Can you offer any advice?
Omw...I. need some help with doing a real mane and tail on a cupid mold...could you do a video as the tail is attached to the horse..do you have an email I could send you the current state she came to me...
I didn’t know you could show a repaired model. I have one that the post office graciously broke the tail on. I thought he was destined to be a shelf model. Maybe I can fix it now. Thank you! I love your videos!
I will make a video further discussing this, an original finish model must remain original finish to be shown. However, minor fixes such as ear and nose rubs can be touched up. This leg break on Oliver is nearly undetected. Any dramatic alteration to the main body color or original finish- I would advise against showing the model as it would be likely disqualified.
Got to perform surgery Doc. Love this, so very helpful. Thank you. ♥
Very helpful thank you.. I received a very poorly packed gg valentine and heart breaker but her ear tip broke and I couldn't find it 😭
Time to whip out that Apoxie!
@@DeeJayBeStudios lol.. gotta buy some yet but your videos are very encouraging... 😍 the is a cheap flika for sale with a broken front leg 😁
Great video! Considering Brighty’s legs aren’t necessarily weight bearing, I’d have used Testor’s plastic cement in this particular case. That stuff can work miracles, with only a hairline to touch up. But I will use this solid technique for my poor old three-legged Misty :^)
I too would be interested in a technique that works for G1 Stablemates...
Cool. 😍
This mold is so cute. 😍😱💙
Amazing job! Love it!:)
Hey! Love your work! I was wondering if I sent you one of my traditional models, if you would customize it for me?
Teryn DeBey thank you so much! I am not accepting commissions for a while as I’d like to focus on my own work at the moment. Traditional commissions are pricey, as my work is very time consuming. Perhaps in the future I will accept certain projects but until then, thanks for the inquiry!
@@DeeJayBeStudios When you're ready....Me Too!!
Ok! I am about to buy some well used models for some of my own customs. But, when you are ready to accept commissions, I’ll ask again!
Hi! What gauge crafting wire do you use?
Is there a list of things used?
I need to fix a missing lower leg on a small 60year old lamb Nativity scene don’t know material if porcelain or resin what can I do make a mold? Any suggestions
I have a horse with a missing leg. I have the same model in good condition. How can I make a copy of the other horse to fix the broken one? Can you offer any advice?
Omw...I. need some help with doing a real mane and tail on a cupid mold...could you do a video as the tail is attached to the horse..do you have an email I could send you the current state she came to me...
How careful do you need to be with these horses? Are they easy to break? I just got my first breyer horse.
They are not easy to break no. I’ve never had any casualties.
@@DeeJayBeStudios Ok, thank you.
Would this be able to support a weight holding leg? So the model won't fall?
Yes!
Do you fix Breyers for people? I could never do what I just saw. If you do, how much? My appy broke both back legs from a move
How would I go about fixing the horn on a unicorn foal? They are so tiny and I don’t want to mess anything up...
So, how would you do this on a stablemate? :P
The same way, just using a finer drill bit and wire :)
Wish I could of fixed all the breaks on my breyers my mean brothers broke on me.
skip the crappy music next video. I wish I had this info back in the days of broken Breyer horse legs.