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BackBeat
at Sat Nov 11 05:18:58 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BackBeat ]
From photos I've seen and collected of a bunch of different Super Cinnamons/Super Black Pastels, they all seem to have 'odd' noses.
Even the Grazianis' Silver Bullets appear to have an odd looking nose.
(Check out photos on their 'Collection' section of their webpage. You'll also notice they have a 'ringer' type Super Cinny like yours. Ringer or Paradox, I'm not sure which is a better term for theirs, since the 'ringer' section of their one Super Cinny looks like a faded chunk of normal Cinnamon pattern.)
Click the link in my post and scroll down for photos of the Grazianis' Silver Bullet(s) and John Berry's Silver Bullet. I'm guessing John's Silver Bullet was produced using a line of Black Pastel.
Check out the photos and judge for yourself if they have odd noses. They look odd to me.
From photos I've collected over the years Supers of the following lines appear (atleast in photos) to have 'odd' noses:
Gulf Coast (Labyrinth)
BHB (Cinnamon)
Ralph Davis (Ralph calls em Cinnamons, but they look Blk Pastels)
As well, the Super Cinny (unsure which line, sorry) that Prehistoric Pets posts in the classifieds, and the Super Cinnys David Thomson produced (BHB line) in 2005 both appear to have the 'odd' nose.
This post is not meant in ANY WAY to poopoo on anyone's line of Cinny or Black Pastel. Just want to clarify. 
Funky noses or not, I still love the Super Cinnys like a fat kid loves pie. 
BB
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RE: Not really..... - BackBeat, Sat Nov 11 05:18:58 2006