Re-Paints, Artist Proofs & Paint Your Owns

Different Colour Schemes

Amateur Repaints and Paint-Your-Own pieces
The third type of different colour pieces are pieces that collectors have repainted themselves or have asked another collector to paint for them, these are obviously the least valuable pieces to other collectors (and are looked down upon by many collectors), they are special to the owners but resale value is not really going to be very high at all because other collectors want official pieces or professional repaints, so even though these can be really well done, they are not really of any value to anyone other than the person who painted them (or the person who got another collector to paint it for them).

Please note: Certain prestige pieces like 'Flight to Danger' & 'Avenger' are so rare in mint condition that I personally find even the thought of repainting such pieces as sacrilegious and it makes their value Zero! so I would always ask the person contemplating doing it to rethink what they are doing, and I will never put repainted versions of these on this website, the only concession would be if the piece was badly damaged and subsequently repaired. In this case I see no problem because the value of a broken piece would be very low so repainting it in different colours would be acceptable but i would need before and after photos to show why the owner of such a special piece felt the need to have it repainted in different colours.

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	EN2027 Tuatara - No history for this repaint
	EN2032 Ogrod - Repaint by Collector Les Westley
	EN2034 Snarlgard - Complete base and partial dragon repaint plus minor wing repair by me
	EN2034 Snarlgard - Dragon repaint by Tina Sherratt and base repaint by me
	EN2077 Sunfire - Painted by collector Geoff Light
	EN2110 Escape - Painted by collector Christine Clarke from a white
	EN2121 Changeling - Painted by collector Christine Clarke from a white
	EN2132 Xenith - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2132 Xenith - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Lorraine Phipps
	EN2132 Xenith - Paint your own piece, painted by the late Trevor Smith
	EN2132 Xenith - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Paul (Boz) Bodsworth
	EN2136 Yorga - Repainted by collector Colette King
	EN2140 Zykryll - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2140 Zykryll - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2140 Zykryll - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Les Westley
	EN2141 Spectyr - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2141 Spectyr - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2141 Spectyr - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Linda Seagroat
	EN2141 Spectyr - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Amber Racy
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Christine Clark
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Dave Poole
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Dave Poole
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Peter Van Mol
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collector Peter Van Mol
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by collectors Colette & Ashleigh King
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by the late Trevor Smith
	EN2147 Rakennal - Paint your own piece, painted by Les Westley
	EN2149 Alkaan - Repaint (no history)
	EN2169 Dragongorge Logo - Repainted by John Webster (Me)
	EN2169 Dragongorge Logo - Repainted by collector Geoff Light
	EN2171 Vladdigor - re-painted by collector Amber Racy
	EN2171 Vladdigor - re-painted by Sue Camm for Paul Bodsworth
	EN2188 Iceheart - repainted by collector Amy
	EN2217 Left Bookend and EN2218 Right Bookend - re-painted by Sue Camm for Paul Bodsworth
	EN2259 Ice Demon - Damaged piece repaired with sword by collector Kevin Kinchen
	EN3003 Halos - re-painted by collector Amber Racy