High grade resin. 2 small birds to paint yourself. The first photo shows a robin and the second photo shows a bird at its nest (maybe a great tit?). The birds (and the wings) are fragile, so be careful when painting. In order to paint them well, I first put adhisive Putty of the brand Tesa around a cocktail stick. Carefully stick the tip of the tailin it or put the bird's nest on it. This way the birds can be painted best At the last you paint the tail or the bottom of the nest a little. Because the birds have a lot of detail, it makes painting easier. Choose a color paint or mix it and mix it with water. Let this dry. Then drybrush with a red for the robin's chest and yellow and blue for the bird at the nest. Then paint the eyes, the legs and the beak. By mixing other colours, diluting them with water and applying them to the birds, you can paint different types of birds. Please note: You will receive unpainted birds. It is up to you to paint it. We have chosen a light grey resin, because this is easy to work with acrylic paint.

High grade resin. 3 small birds in different poses: 1 on a little branch (left side of the roof of the birdhouse and at the bottom of the trunk), 1 sitting and 1 standing. The birds are fragile, so be careful when painting the legs. In order to paint them well, I first put adhesive Putty of the brand Tesa around a cocktail stick. Carefully stick the tip of the tail in it. This way the birds can be painted well. At the end you paint the tail a little more. I myself first painted the birds in a very thin light gray base layer. Then I mixed yellow with brown and mixed it with water. Let this dry well. Then with a drybrush made the chest lighter and the tail a little darker. De high detail of the birds, makes the painting easier. Now only paint the eyes, the legs and the beak. By mixing other colours, diluting them with water and applying them to the birds, you can paint different types of birds. Please note: You will receive an unpainted bird. It is up to you to paint it. We have chosen a light grey resin, because this is easy to work with acrylic paint.

High grade resin. Very detailed bird feeder. The detail of the bark of the thick trunks of which the feeder is made of is clearly visible (as well as the thatched roof). Painting suggestion: By first applying a light gray base layer (acrylic), let it dry and then mix white or green or brown (it just depends on what kind of trunks you want to make: a birch trunk or a mossy or a normal brown trunk) with water and apply to the trunks. Let it dry. Then use wash (see menu: Materials, then Paint and submenu: Wash) to make the detail stand out well. Finally, drybrush it a bit with a slightly lighter color. Do the same with the thatched roof (yellow-brown color). Idea:  Think of a house with snow on it and a robin next to it! Well, you can certainly come up with something nice. The perfect bird house for the little feathered ones among us. Height: 96 mm, width: 42 mm, depth: 38.5 mm. Please note: You will receive an unpainted copy. It is up to you to paint it. We chose a light gray resin because it is easy to work with acrylic paint.

Resin. A very detailed, eating chicken. Please note: You will receive an unpainted item. It is up to you to give it a colour. We chose a light gray resin because it is easy to work over with acrylic paint (Citadel). I first used a very thin layer of light gray acrylic paint as a base and then started painting. First I painted the chicken in Morfang Brown (no. 2120). The legs, red comb and wattles and yellow/orange beak were painted also. Then I went over it with an Earthshade Wash-mixed with a little bit of water- and let this dry. Lastly I gave the plumage a highlight (drybrush with Morfang Brown mixed with a little ivory to lighten it a bit). Height: 28mm

Resin. A very detailed, walking chicken. Please note: You will receive an unpainted item. It is up to you to give it a colour. We chose a light gray resin because it is easy to work over with acrylic paint (Citadel). I first used a very thin layer of light gray acrylic paint as a base and then started painting. First I painted the chicken in Morfang Brown (no. 2120). The legs, red comb and wattles and yellow/orange beak were painted also. Then I went over it with an Earthshade Wash-mixed with a little bit of water- and let this dry. Lastly I gave the plumage a highlight (drybrush with Morfang Brown mixed with a little ivory to lighten it a bit). Height: 30,3mm

Resin. A very detailed, sitting chicken. Please note: You will receive an unpainted item. It is up to you to give it a colour. We chose a light gray resin because it is easy to work over with acrylic paint (Citadel). I first used a very thin layer of light gray acrylic paint as a base and then started painting. First I painted the chicken in Morfang Brown (no. 2120). The legs, red comb and wattles and yellow/orange beak were painted also. Then I went over it with an Earthshade Wash-mixed with a little bit of water- and let this dry. Lastly I gave the plumage a highlight (drybrush with Morfang Brown mixed with a little ivory to lighten it a bit). Height: 26.2mm

Resin. Very small chicks in different poses. One even has an egg cup on its head and another chick looks as if he/she is wearing egg cup pants. The legs stick out from underneath. How funny is this? The chicks are respectively 7 and 8 mm high. Please note: You will receive an unpainted set of chicks. It's up to you to paint them in a colour.

 A super detailed, resin pigeon in scale 1:12. Please note: You will receive unpainted items. Easy to paint with acrylic paint (Citadel). First apply a very thin underlayer of primer and then paint it in the colors you want. Height: 20mm

A super detailed, resin pigeon in scale 1:12. Please note: You will receive unpainted items. Easy to paint with acrylic paint (Citadel). First apply a very thin underlayer of primer and then paint it in the colors you want. Hwide: 48mm

An adorable duck family, consisting of a father duck, a mother duck and 7 ducklings in different poses. The detail of the standing father duck is stunning! The small duckings have all a roguish expression. Please note: You will receive unpainted items. It's up to you to paint them. We chose gray resin because it is easy to paint with acrylic paint. The legs are tiny and fragile, so some care when painting is necessary. Father duck height: 32mm, mother duck height: 15mm, sitting duckling height: 7.8mm, standing duckling height: 12mm, eating duckling height: 8.6mm

The detail of the duck is simply stunning! Eyes are very easy to color. Please note: You will receive an unpainted item. It's up to you to paint them. We chose gray resin because it is easy to paint with acrylic paint. The legs are fragile, so some care when painting is necessary. Duck height: 32mm

A beautiful lying duck. Whether you want to create a water scene, or as in the example here: lying down with small ducks, or you want to give the duck a lace collar and place it as decoration in the dollhouse, this model is ideal for many purposes. Please note: You will receive an unpainted item. It's up to you to paint the duck. We chose gray resin because it is easy to paint with acrylic paint. Height: 15mm

Oh how sweet they are! Seven little ducklings in a row. All in different poses. The legs are small and fragile, so you will have to be a little careful when painting these little ones. They are so detailed that even the relief of the "down fur" is visible. Please note: You will receive unpainted items. It's up to you to paint the ducks. We chose gray resin because it is easy to paint with acrylic paint. Height of sitting duckling: 7.8mm, height of standing duckling: 12mm, height of eating duckling: 8.6mm