There ARE metal rods inside the Wolf LSF, or is that what you mean?
Funny how you can interpret what you said both ways.
The owner need to hired a professional sculptor to repair it after that.
Oh, pardon my rep through cellphone. I mean there ARE metal rods inside Wolf LSF's left leg.
I remember seeing video about someone destroying the infected one to get a replacement. That makes it never leaned, only a small hairline crack at the back of his knee.
Living in tropical countries, I've seen many statues leaned. The scariest story about leaning statue from collectors I've ever heard is the original Death's General LSF. Constant heat in summer made it slowly leaned backward and one day... fall to the ground.
Decreasing humidity is good, but if they can't control the temps then I am not sure these kinds of collectibles are the best idea. Polystone does not react well to heat.It's all good. Just making it clear for others that may not know.
Yes! I read about the Death's General LSF having a leaning issue.
For any collector living in humid climates, I recommend keeping your pieces in an enclosed case. Sorry, Detolfs are not enclosed structures.
Inside, you can place small dehumidifiers and conceal them from view with a little creativity. I use them inside my gun safes. They work.
This.
