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Ob Niar has been in the works for about 6 months now. Her name is Rainbow spelled backwards without the "w". It is pronounced Ohb-knee-are. I am really pleased with how she came out and she is so wonderful to look at.
She is for sale - am asking $300. Will take payment plans as low as $50 a month. Please contact me if you are interested and I would be happy to try and work something out with you.
Details~~~
Ob Niar started life as a G1 bride pony. Her back half was removed and an armaure of foil with sculpey over it was used to make the base of her tail. A combination of sculpey and apoxie sculpt were used to make her scales and include 19 different colors. Her tail was given a layer of pearl paint over the clay and sealed with sculpey gloss glaze. She has matching accent crystals placed all over her tail.
Her white body scaling extends up the back of her neck and through her hair line and on her face. They have been given a pearl coat and sealed with triple thick gloss. These scales have accent crystals as well.
She has two small leg fins made from fantasy film and adorned with glitter. These are removable for easy shipping.
Her tail fin is made of the same fantasy film and is also adorned with glitter, crystals and glass bubbles. Her tail fin was also given a coal of sakura 3d glass for extra durability. Her tail fin is also removable for easy shipping.
Her eyes were painted with acrylics and sealed with triple thick gloss. She also features opalescent glitter eye shadow for a bit of "pop" near her eyes.
Her hair was a full hank of blizzard which was gradient dyed in the shades of the rainbow. The hair was dyed 6 times in all and left at full length. I then curled her hair in long ringlets. It is pinned in a partial updo with pearl pins and accent crystals/wire adornments. She also features a white and clear glass bead dangle accent which just slips into her updo. All hair styling is removable and can easily be style however you want it.
Her cheeks and muzzle were blushed for a delicate look. She also features glass bubbles on several areas of her body and face. These were coated with sakura gloss for durability.
Pics~~~~ Enjoy!
She is for sale - am asking $300. Will take payment plans as low as $50 a month. Please contact me if you are interested and I would be happy to try and work something out with you.
Details~~~
Ob Niar started life as a G1 bride pony. Her back half was removed and an armaure of foil with sculpey over it was used to make the base of her tail. A combination of sculpey and apoxie sculpt were used to make her scales and include 19 different colors. Her tail was given a layer of pearl paint over the clay and sealed with sculpey gloss glaze. She has matching accent crystals placed all over her tail.
Her white body scaling extends up the back of her neck and through her hair line and on her face. They have been given a pearl coat and sealed with triple thick gloss. These scales have accent crystals as well.
She has two small leg fins made from fantasy film and adorned with glitter. These are removable for easy shipping.
Her tail fin is made of the same fantasy film and is also adorned with glitter, crystals and glass bubbles. Her tail fin was also given a coal of sakura 3d glass for extra durability. Her tail fin is also removable for easy shipping.
Her eyes were painted with acrylics and sealed with triple thick gloss. She also features opalescent glitter eye shadow for a bit of "pop" near her eyes.
Her hair was a full hank of blizzard which was gradient dyed in the shades of the rainbow. The hair was dyed 6 times in all and left at full length. I then curled her hair in long ringlets. It is pinned in a partial updo with pearl pins and accent crystals/wire adornments. She also features a white and clear glass bead dangle accent which just slips into her updo. All hair styling is removable and can easily be style however you want it.
Her cheeks and muzzle were blushed for a delicate look. She also features glass bubbles on several areas of her body and face. These were coated with sakura gloss for durability.
Pics~~~~ Enjoy!
