The color is a little off but still a good job. I liked the other one better, you got the color dead on on it. Keep practicing and you will have some beautiful repaired points.
What are you using for your restoration? People have told me different things they have tried, but I worry I might do something that I can't undo if I screw it up.
Suggestions range from bondo/body filler to wood putty and elmer's glue.
I saw the other one you did and didn't even realize you had already restored it, I had to look very close to see the repairs.
Drywall mud in the powder form. I mix it to the right consistency and apply it a little larger than I need. After it dries I used an modeling knife to carve it into shape. It will break off when you get it close and then I use a little Elmers school glue to hold it on. A cheap paint by numbers set will usually give you a close match on the color, even if you have to mix them. Thanks for asking!!