Guide to taking photos

Photo Requirements

To help us give you an accurate estimate without delay, here’s a few tips and tricks on how to take good pictures of your toys

The whole toy from the front

The whole toy from the back

Each damaged area

Photos of damaged area

Please double-check that your pictures are not blurry – especially for individual damages, it can be easy to get too close to focus your camera! A shot from slightly further away can also help us assess the scale of the damage better.

Clear Damaged Area

Unclear Damaged Area

The Background

Please take your photos in a well-lit space, ideally with a plain background.

Good Lighting

Bad Lighting

Good Background

Bad Background

Toys with clothes

If your toy has any clothes or accessories that cover the body, please remove them in the photos if at all possible. If not, please describe if there is any damage you want repaired under them.

Toy with No Clothes

Fully Clothed Toy

If you wish to send us more than the four photos that our booking form allows for, please let us know in the “Repairs Required” field on the quote form. You will be sent a confirmation of your form submission, to which you can reply with more images, or you can send them directly to our email. Please include the same name as on the quote form, so we can connect the two! Letting us know you’re sending extra images will help us find them in our inbox, and give you a more accurate estimate.

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Get in touch today to find out the repairs we can provide you with. If you’re looking for more pricing and examples of our toy repair work, check out the services pages that further explain our skills and abilities.

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