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Published: 2006-03-18 01:38:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2125; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 129
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Dreegan the Dragon and His Trained DragonflyThis sculpture is precisely 7 inches tall. He is made out of polymer clay, with glass eyes and wings made of Elmers3D and varnish. He has nearly 4000 individual scales on his body. You can see photos of the work in while it was in the process of being made in Special Content on my blog. This was a work of love for my grandfather.
If you would like to commission me to make a dragon for you, please contact me via email: shedreamsindigital@gmail.com
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Woah, its amazing. I love the colors. =] what kind of paints do you use? they're so shiney.
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amazing - i dont think i have seen a model as good on here yet
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That's a great job. It looks time comsuming but it came out really nice - and has significance.
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i absolutely 
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Where's Puff??? Nice work, Stacey! Love dragons, though I don't know where I'd put one in my room. My caregivers keep threatening to ''clean house''....LOL....too much stuff!!
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Amazing, I really like the colours you used. His eyes look like he's very kind. Makes me smile.
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His expression so precious, full of wonder and curiousity.
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That's really sweet. I admire how much time you must've put into this. It's so nicely made. I like it alot.
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the dragons are back!, i admire your patients stacy, i couldn't wait that long for a result... c'grats
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I like this alot...the color combination is fantastic
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WOW!
The details on this sculpture are wonderful, Stacy!!!!!!!!!
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Fantastic work -- looks to be larger than just 7" in height!!!
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Very nice work!
How much time did it take you to do this?
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it took about 2 months though i didn't keep track of the time because i made it for my grandfather and will not be charging him for the hours it took.
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That's so amazing! ^ ^ If I had the money to, I'd commission you, but alas, I am poor. Oh well, I can still admire your work.
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