Predator byst 25cm

Handmålad resinhäst? Wait "bust" in sculptures is "resin bust" = "resinbyst" or "resinhuvud"? In Swedish, bust sculpture is "byst" or "huvudbyst". "Hand painted resin bust" = "Handmålad resinbyst" but "resin" as material maybe "resin" in Swedish is "resin" or "polyresin" often "polyresin" or "resin". To be precise, "hand painted resin bust" = "handmålad resintyst"? No "tyst" is wrong. Correct is "byst" for bust. If material "resin" is "resin" or "polyresin" commonly "polyresinbyst". So "Hand painted resin bust" -> "Handmålad resinh bust"? I think proper: "Handmålad resinh bust" hmm. Common translation: "Handmålad resinsk bust" Actually "resin" in Swedish is "resin" or "polyresin" as material. I'd do: "Handmålad resinfyst" Not. Better: "Handmålad resinsk bust" Not Swedish. Let's choose: "Handmålad resinh bust" No. Let's recall: Swedish word for resin is "resin" or "polyresin" used as "polyresin". The noun "byst" is "byst" spelled b y s t. So "byst av resin" -> "resinbyst" or "byst i resinin". I'd say "Handmålad resinstat? No. Ok choose: "Handmålad resinebyst" No. I think "resin bust" translates to "byst i resin" or "resinstryst"? I'll pick "Handmålad resinsbyst" Hmm. Let's craft: "Handmålad resinstaty" no. Better: "Handmålad byst i resin" Yes: "Handmålad byst i resin" but "byst i resin" sounds okay. Original says "Hand painted resin bust" single line. So translation: "Handmålad byst i resin" or "Handmålad resinybyst" No. I will settle with: "Handmålad byst i resin" Keep line break intact (there's none). Return only translated text. Let's do: Handmålad byst i resin But in Swedish adjectives usually before noun: "handmålad" is fine. So final. If product name requires capital? fine. I'll output: Handmålad byst i resin