#refurbishing

Taking them apart to see the original antique mechanisms and using proper restoration techniques to ensure the cutie is as good as new~ occasionally having to swap out an mold part for a newer one because “The old part is no longer in production” knowing that she can just compile an exact replacement part. But insisted she “needs to see if she has a donor piece”

She always does.

I tried at first removing the beak paint with acetone, but the original coating was strong enough that it only the damage exposed paint was even effected. So, I covered the face with primer and did a full repaint, but with similar colors. Got to use a friend's mini painting set-up too, which made the process that much more pleasant. The sensor was done with a little glittery black nail polish!

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Today's the day!

Today officially marks the 70th anniversary of Disneyland!

And in honor of it, I decided to share my idea on how I would refurbish The Magic Kingdom.

I know that seems strange, but remember, The Magic Kingdom is essentially the East Coast equivalent of Disneyland!

And besides, Disneyland is perfect the way it is.

The Magic Kingdom on the other hand......

But anyway, here are all the parts of my concept for you to check out, with links included!

Part 1: Overview and Main Street, U.S.A.

Part 2: Fantasyland

Part 3: Toontown

Part 4: Tomorrowland

Part 5: Marvel's Superhero City

Part 6: Liberty Square

Part 7: Frontierland