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I specifically used my All-in-one Textured Brush!

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I made this Pokemon and the evolutions for his birthday, what do you think!

Lo de anuncios extremadamente baratos, que solo lo vendan en persona, que quiten el anuncio o le cambien los precios de 20 a 15 a 30 a 25 todo el rato.. realmente no venden nada porque he encontrado múltiples cuentas ( desaparece una y aparece otra) y con las mismas fotos .. además obviamente siempre son cuentas recién hechas y sin valoraciones.

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I specifically used my realistic pencil brush!

So basically I bought it somewhat cheap (90€ including shipping) and i wanted to restore it to the best state possible, I don't want to leave it on a shelve without using it tho, I wanna restore it, add a clear plastic case and use it as my main 3DS. The thing is, buttons (Dpad, A B X Y and power button) are crunchy, like they are peeling off. I bought some replacement buttons from but they are black (or gray) and white not gray and yellow.. But I guess in a way that will be fixed, also the L and R buttons dont work much, they are kind of stuck so I also bought an L and R trigger module replacements.
Last but not least let's address the elephant in the room! The huge scratches on the outer shell. I promise in person they are much more visible, there aren't many scratches but there is this big deep scratch on the top of the 3Ds and i'd love to fix it. I though of dropping a tiny amount of UV resin but i'm afraid ill ruin it... I also thought of buying some plastic polish but I'm afraid that will make the zelda design wore off...

There's also this big scratch to the side of the device, so you can see the white color of the plastic, and I have no idea how I can approach that. There are other small damages but they are pretty much what I stated here so I won't be taking pic of the whole thing.

I'm lucky the screens are perfect and so is the interior of the shell. It also doesn't have the serial code sticker :D

I need tips ! Thank youu <3

So basically I bought it somewhat cheap (90€ including shipping) and i wanted to restore it to the best state possible, I don't want to leave it on a shelve without using it tho, I wanna restore it, add a clear plastic case and use it as my main 3DS. The thing is, buttons (Dpad, A B X Y and power button) are crunchy, like they are peeling off. I bought some replacement buttons from but they are black (or gray) and white not gray and yellow.. But I guess in a way that will be fixed, also the L and R buttons dont work much, they are kind of stuck so I also bought an L and R trigger module replacements.
Last but not least let's address the elephant in the room! The huge scratches on the outer shell. I promise in person they are much more visible, there aren't many scratches but there is this big deep scratch on the top of the 3Ds and i'd love to fix it. I though of dropping a tiny amount of UV resin but i'm afraid ill ruin it... I also thought of buying some plastic polish but I'm afraid that will make the zelda design wore off...

There's also this big scratch to the side of the device, so you can see the white color of the plastic, and I have no idea how I can approach that. There are other small damages but they are pretty much what I stated here so I won't be taking pic of the whole thing.

I'm lucky the screens are perfect and so is the interior of the shell. It also doesn't have the serial code sticker :D

I need tips ! Thank youu

I also used my square sketch brushes! You can get them cheap at sazorshop.com

Also Use code SZDISCOUNT30 for 30% off any brushes!

Meet Tito, a robot with a faulty drive that forgot where her human friend Amy is

You can get it super cheap at sazorshop.com
Also Use code SZDISCOUNT30 for 30% off any brushes!